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Horses clip-clopped on the cobblestones, locals zoomed around on their bikes and I ate a whole bag of delicious dark chocolate as we walked the streets of the old Bruges city. We found a cosy corner in a hostel selling [...]

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Nestled in the luscious countryside of Ticknall, Derbyshire is the fascinating treasure chest of Calke Abbey. There is so much history within this country-house estate and the families, who inhabited it and contributed to it from 1704 for three centuries, [...]

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It’s my Mother’s birthday – and I’m on the other side of the world for it this year. But I am thinking of you Ma and hoping you have a lovely day : ) and we’ll speak soon. These are [...]

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Every grocery store should be like the homely Sourced Grocer in Teneriffe – stocked full of fresh, local produce. If you are on that side of Brissy, lucky you! Hopefully we’ll see more grocers like this in the years to [...]

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Sue Franklin and Bangalow Primary School asked me to help them out with participating in the wonderful Inside Out project: an inspiring global art project initiated by French artist JR. His wish: to bring communities together through art. I loved watching [...]

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Seeing The Middle East’s ‘Blood’ video clip (below) on the JJJ Hottest 100 DVD gave me goosebumps. It is so beautifully made and so sweetly in-sync with the song. I love that the tiniest details have come alive and those little wandering 2D [...]