As we say goodbye to 2019 and welcome in 2020, it's a good time to catch up on the very best of the Herald columnists we enjoyed reading over the last 12 months. From politics to sport, from business to entertainment and lifestyle, these are the voices and views ouraudience loved the most. Today it's the top five from millennial lifestyle columnist Sinead Corcoran.
I'm almost 27 and I never want to leave my house again
I fell in love on an Auckland flight to a dating app event
Don't be fooled by the "clickbait headline" - Sinead Corcoran really did fall in love with a stranger on a plane. After some drama at the airport and a series of random DMs on Instagram, she ended up meeting up for drinks with a woman called Anna - who turned out to work in the same building and was catching the same flight. It also turned out to be love.
Getting a tattoo with a $30 daily deal might not be the best idea - but when you're 17, it doesn't seem quite so obvious. As Sinead discovered, it didn't turn out to be the bargain of the year she was hoping for. But this was just one of many more beauty regrets in her life.
My Lonely Food Bag is the meal kit missing from my life
Why you should never ask a millennial about hobbies
There's one question Sinead dreads on a date - "So, tell me about your hobbies?" Why? Because she doesn't have any. 26-years old and not even a single hob - unless vaping, sculling wine and sheet masks count.
