WE STAGGERED back from the supermarket the other day, laden like beasts of burden, with cat food; hay and straw for the rabbit; an enormous sack of mixed wild bird seed and a bag of peanuts for the squirrels.Read
THE Examiner’s front page lead on Tuesday told the sordid story of a pensioner who was caught downloading pornographic images of children onto his computer.Read
I AM and always have been a doodler. The desk pad next to my phone at work is usually covered in a random assortment of spiky floral sprays, heavily embossed chessboards, cross-hatched oblongs and words with the letters coloured in.Read
IF, AS A recent survey suggests, two thirds of women and three quarters of men can’t remember what their partner gave them last year for Christmas, it’s quite clear that we are all wasting our time and money.Read
MY RECENT column on the de-cluttering of my ‘empty nest’ attracted the attention of a television researcher who wants to find hoarders for a new prime time series.Read
IN MY mission to purge all of our cupboards, this week I have been tackling the sideboard, repository of family photographs, some dating back to 1898 but most from the last 20 years.Read
