When Katja says she’s going to organise an exhibition, you know it’s going to be good. As an artist and art curator with an absolute passion for
Wardrobe malfunctions, un-popped bubbles and posh chocs
When visiting clients it’s always good to be well dressed, or at least appropriately dressed. You may recall that I’ve had my fair share of wardrobe
Chocolate in Paris, a bumble bee bum and the true heroes of freedom
I’ve mentioned my accountancy clients before in this blog – recommending them to any business or individual who needs a fantastic accountant. I also
Bye Dorset, the most inspirational artist & Satnav to a happier life
I hated satnav when it first appeared. As a lover of map books (yes, geeky, I know), I missed the enjoyment of tracking a journey through A3 pages
Fluid plans, overcoming challenges and multi-tasking in the loo
I’m feeling very pleased with myself this week. Here I am in Dorset, sun streaming through the French doors and a light rain drumming a lulling beat
LinkedIn one-to-one, passion fruit tarts and keeping a poker face
I was invited to my first poker night on Friday. I’ve sat in on some before when the boys have been round; watched, been confused, provided snacks –
A writer’s retreat, Richard & Judy and Holborn: a magical nightmare
For some time now I’ve talked about writing my book. As my tiny mind has wandered around future dreams and possibilities, I’ve considered how to wave
New year business plans, London thugs and wise choices
It’s strange how much we’re able to put away over the holiday period, isn’t it? Food, I mean – not putting away in the tidying up sense. I’ve
Dream Factory, dining in the dark and finding Bowie in my stocking
Instead of sending Christmas cards this year I’ve made a donation to The Dream Factory, a fabulous children's charity that’s very close to my heart.








