Gill South: Splash and grab
Gill South heads for the pool to join an innovative new exercise class learning aqua Pilates.
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Blog: New kettles and niggles
I bought a new kettle this week. A fancy glass one with four pre-set temperatures. I know, I know, we are living life on the edge here at Thompson Towers.
Don Kavanagh: Our own native spirit
Thomson's labels are well worth serious attention, says Don Kavanagh.
Blog: Breast Milk Baby okay
That these dolls stir up quite the negative reaction they do is a sorry comment on the prevailing views of breastfeeding too often found in society at large.
Blog: Time to man up, boys
Gill South discovers that the typical Kiwi male's reluctance to admit to ailments or injuries is not good for their health.
Blog: Lessons from the old school
While in Britain last month I stayed with my good friend Sarah and her husband Nick from university days. It was so good to see them, we talked long into the night reminiscing, and howling with laughter about our long-gone student days.
Don Kavanagh: A truly golden winemaker
Don Kavanagh toasts one of this country's most successful wineries.
Guy Fawkes: Too loud, too long
Blogger Shelley Bridgeman says there needs to be more rules surrounding the use of fireworks on Guy Fawkes' day.
Don Kavanagh: Dining on the deck
Choosing the right drinks to go with your barbecue this summer will make the good times even better.
Gill South: Step in the write direction
An expert analysis of her handwriting sample shows up some areas to improve for Gill South.
Blog: Worrying makes bad stuff happen
Worrying is a pointless activity. Fact! Worrying is focusing on a fear that is not currently present. It's worrying about a thing that may or may not happen later.
What noise annoys most?
Nails on blackboard? It's music compared with the sound of a workmate chomping.
Don Kavanagh: Battle of the brands
Czech and US beers are vying to win over Kiwi drinkers, writes Don Kavanagh.
Blog: Why being ‘over it’ is actually a good thing
Call me crazy but I love hearing when clients or friends are "totally over it". When they can't look at another "fat picture" or drag themselves into the office for another soul-destroying day.