Life in Germany: daily life in the time of Coronavirus
So Coronavirus is here and real. I decided to keep a record of life in Germany: daily life in the time of Coronavirus.
Riro i te ora. Live Adventure. Live Extraordinary.
So Coronavirus is here and real. I decided to keep a record of life in Germany: daily life in the time of Coronavirus.
Later this month we will celebrate three years. Three years since our wedding day, and four years since we first met. Two, almost
The list of things I take for granted is very small, and growing smaller with each passing year. In fact, i’m not sure
A teapot stands on the kitchen island. A knitted tea cozy lies next to the tea pot and the tea cups with their
Hands down, the hardest and most heartbreaking part of being an expat are the decisions around returning home to be with family as
I’m almost homeless. I haven’t really had a place that was my own since I left the cottage-by-the-sea. I’ve seen glimpses of the
“Next Stop Fassifern!” – the tinny recorded voice over familiar on NSW public transport heralds insistently. The quiet carriage is mercifully quiet as
I am a walking, talking, living, combination of wanderlust and homebody. The Double Life How very simple life would be If only there
I’m a lateral thinker inclined to make connections between seemingly unrelated things: a naked theologian. In writing about 19th century women poets lately
I don’t take the idea of traveling New South Wales by Rail for granted. I once won a bet with my dad about