
01. A wild (early morning) swim at Golden Point, near Castlemaine. It was a brisk four degrees but… invigorating! Continue reading

01. A wild (early morning) swim at Golden Point, near Castlemaine. It was a brisk four degrees but… invigorating! Continue reading

01. Finishing the week with sunset over the sea. Continue reading

Sample Saturday is when I wade through the eleventy billion samples I have downloaded on my Kindle. I’m slowly chipping away and deciding whether it’s buy or bye. Continue reading

01. Brilliant night at Bar Selecta with my brother and SIL – yacht rock on the turntable and perfect cocktails (above: a Fly Me to the Moon – two kinds of gin, vermouth, roselle, and cherry tincture). Continue reading

01. Allow me another proud-mum-moment. My daughter won the art prize for her folio (her pieces were all textiles). Continue reading

It’s time for #6degrees. Start at the same place as other wonderful readers, add six books, and see where you end up.
This month we begin with the winner of the 2025 Miles Franklin Literary Award, Ghost Cities by Siang Lu. Continue reading

01. The Mourning After is a project that invites people to explore grief in all its forms. It’s focused on grief as a social practice and aims to improve ‘grief literacy’. The project currently includes an exhibition – it’s really wonderful. Continue reading

01. Festival is my middle name this week. The weekend was filled with Now or Never – Continue reading

Confession: I don’t really have a problem with disconnecting/ doing nothing/ having vast amounts of unstructured time/ ‘resisting the attention economy’ (hmmm… is that a confession or a boast…?).
Nevertheless, I picked up Jenny Odell’s book, How to Do Nothing, partly because I found her more recent book, Saving Time, interesting. Continue reading

01. I benefit immensely from my daughter’s new hobby (making sourdough). Continue reading