I really appreciate all the articles about positive thinking on She Brisbane, and I’ve taken lessons from them. But I think I’ll feel better if I get this off my chest. So here, goes. These are the five things that (currently) cheese […]
I found myself in the strange circumstance of attending a sewing class. I say strange because I claim no great skills in this area nor have I ever really aspired to create my own, or anyone else’s wardrobe fillers. Some of us […]
Indoors and outdoors! We’ve been sipping free-flowing champers in an underground world before rising to the surface to enjoy the sun and festival in Teneriffe! Cloudy but oh so fine! Cloudland is definitely the place to be …. we couldn’t resist The […]
On my return from my overseas trip, I wrote about how the travel refocused me – made me review my life and question if anything needed to be done to change it. One of the things I noticed was that as a […]
Above image from: Flaunter Left: CHORUS label relaxed black pant available from their online store. Right: Soft grey MESOP label relaxed pants available from their online store. The fashion world has changed over the last couple of years and although there are […]
If you enjoy the novels of Brisbane authors, Kate Morton and Kimberley Freeman, you can now add the name Christine Wells to your reading list. The Brisbane author who writes historical fiction, started her working life as a corporate lawyer. No stranger […]
Carole HorneAs a writer, news reporter, documentary maker and lifestyle television producer, Carole’s professional raison d’etre for more than 30 years has been uncovering Brisbane’s secrets (both dodgy and delightful). Happily, the latter are in far greater supply! Carole lives in Brisbane’s […]
I recently saw a pair of woolen socks like mine in the Launceston museum! But I’m getting ahead of myself, let me explain. I’ve just started getting back into bushwalking and kayaking after 15 years and have discovered as well as needing […]
Last post I shared lessons that I had learnt from activist Sheryl Sandberg –the Chief Operating Officer of Facebook who has written a groundbreaking international bestseller, Lean In – Women, Work and the Will to Lead. I have taken a lot from […]
Anna Dwyer lives and breathes the word gratitude. Every day she finds at least five things to be grateful for and writes them down. Some are small, like the whisper of wind that whisks through her front porch. Others are bigger such […]
As you may recall from my last column, I thought I’d start my supermodel journey or at least tone my body by taking a Pilates class. Just one. But no, it appears you need more than one and I had to come […]
Yes, it’s early days yet, but here are some tips for surviving the rest of the school holidays: Respect their tiredness – the struggle is real. These little people have been busting their bods to get through the half-year – concerts, party […]
It was a week of highs and lows as we donned our tiaras at the races, but were humbled to join domestic violence campaigner Rosie Batty at the Business Chicks Breakfast. Business Chicks Breakfast with Rosie Batty We felt privileged to be […]
I love a good pampering as much as the next girl, but the thought of the multi-billion-dollar industry as a whole makes me suspect that I’m a sucker. I’d never do anything crazy like cancel my regular brow appointment, but I do […]
The fourth annual Brisbane Writers’ Group Convention is on again on Sunday 31 July from 9am to 1pm and if you’re a word enthusiast, then you won’t want to miss it. The convention aims to connect individuals and writing groups together face-to-face. […]
It is a wet, rainy, Sunday afternoon in Brisbane as I write this. Tomorrow I am off on one of the biggest adventures of my life, with my husband and son beside me, along with my best friend from school, her husband […]
Carole HorneAs a writer, news reporter, documentary maker and lifestyle television producer, Carole’s professional raison d’etre for more than 30 years has been uncovering Brisbane’s secrets (both dodgy and delightful). Happily, the latter are in far greater supply! Carole lives in Brisbane’s […]
I’m predominantly a solo traveller. Or I used to be. I can’t count how many times I’ve being asked “Are you going by yourself?” with a look of surprise when I tell people about my next trip. Technically yes—I’m catching a flight […]
With the federal election just around the corner, it’s refreshing to see some of the major parties finally shining some light on the very pressing issue of childcare. As a mum looking to eventually return to work full-time, the current childcare situation […]
The weight loss industry is big business. Chances are if you’ve spent money joining a program to lose weight, you’ve probably tried a couple of other methods too. You’ve probably eaten low fat, no fat, gluten free, dairy free, paleo, high protein, […]
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