
Kawaihae Harbour
I’ve been burning the candle at both ends for quite a while; months, in fact. Life has been busy. Work has been manic. And I

I’ve been burning the candle at both ends for quite a while; months, in fact. Life has been busy. Work has been manic. And I

The old expression ‘wild horses wouldn’t drag me there’ came to mind today as we drove down into Waipi’o Valley. Downhill traffic had to give

I rarely, if ever, buy real champagne. The kind made in France. The original stuff. The real stuff. But this NYE, viewing the rather limited

My computer clock tells me that it’s 2.09 am on 31 December and yet my wristwatch says 15.09 on 29 December. Such is the joy

When I started this Grateful series at the start of this year, I had no idea of how it would work or what shape it

I was quite surprised to be told that New Jersey is referred to as the armpit of America. From where I was standing, sitting, walking,

Ever since I saw Andy Warhol’s rendition of a tin of Campbell’s soup in the San Francisco MoMA, modern art has confounded me. For the

New York: a city of bright lights and brighter people. A city where everything and anything goes. After my minor altercation with the camera people,

I must be the only person in the world who has not seen footage of 9/11. I was living in Alaska at the time and

The view across the Hudson River is spectacular, especially at night. The Empire State looms large and the new World Trade Center towers pink over