We looked forward to our first trip after easing of Covid-19 lockdown restrictions. Ironically, as we left Edinburgh, news reports said that local lockdowns were necessary in parts of England and Wales, and that the virus was on the increase in parts of Scotland, with...
Almost every day, we see a black Lab and her Dad in Princes Street Gardens. Her personality reminds me so much of one of our dear, departed Labs. This Lab and her Dad almost never agree about when it’s time to end the game of fetch. The first time we saw them,...
It’s been over a year since my last post. Where has the time gone? When I wrote that last entry, my retirement had just started. The focus was no longer on “what will I do with my time”, but “who will I be”. Plans included moving to...
For more than a decade I have delivered wellness workshops to a variety of businesses and organisations, including one on pre-retirement planning. Did you know that in a 2005 survey done by Investors Group in the US, something like 43% of participants said they had...
When we fall in love, we don’t see faults or flaws. At the very least, we might see ‘charming quirks’ that could be changed. But usually, we’re so besotted, we either don’t see these, or we ignore them – at our peril. Regardless of whether the object of our love is a...
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