Blogs & Articles

Such a sad day. My heart is full of gratitude for this great man. I lived In South Africa for five years so I can understand the monumental impact he had on changing the country. He showed us how to … Read More

I have just received one of several letters sent to me from an American prisoner who found me in a rather bizarre way. He has a criminal history going back many years, in fact since he was 16 years old. … Read More

I absolutely love Christmas! I get excited about it at least four weeks before it arrives – which is about now. I love the preparation as much as the event, which is just as well as I do go a … Read More

How do you forgive someone who has hurt you badly? For most of us the answer is: with difficulty. But it can be done. We feel the pain most when someone has put their own needs and desires ahead of … Read More

As this is my first blog I thought it would be appropriate to talk about finding your voice. A friend of mine started blogging a few months ago and she was excited that it gave her an opportunity to speak … Read More

Since I returned from my holiday to the Seychelles at the beginning of January I have been laid low with an ear infection which caused me to cancel my South African visit. As several of you have been asking, I … Read More

The wonderful aspect of delegating comes into its own especially when you are ill or under par! I have been struggling with my health (ears actually) for a few weeks now and sadly have had to cancel my trip to … Read More

Dear Friends It seems a long time since I blogged but I have had an interesting start to this year. I saw the New Year in with friends in Palma Majorca then soon after whizzed off to The Seychelles for … Read More

My husband Tony and I walk out in the New Forest countryside with our dogs, Supa and Harry every day we are are not travelling. These walks are an essential part of my balancing act. They give us the opportunity … Read More