You’d think living in a country where the weather swings from droughts to flash floods might’ve taught us to be laid-back. Yeah,nah.
Melbourne’s property market has been sluggish,but a handful of suburbs are in demand from buyers chasing lifestyle on a budget.
I can’t resist a test,and one I recently had outside my local Baker’s Delight has taken me down a rabbit hole.
Women are being told we’re more “authentic” if we ditch makeup. Who benefits from that? Not the busy everyday woman who needs a bit of armour in a jar to boost her confidence.
Somewhere along the way,society decided in-laws should have a warm,family-dinner-every-Sunday bond. What confected rubbish.
It starts with a passport,an open-ended ticket,a crammed backpack. How do we keep our kids safe while letting them spread their wings? The truth is,we can’t.
Anyone who’s seen Chisel or just listened to the radio since the 1970s will know what I’m on about.
This ban sounds like a toothless folly that smacks of Anthony Albanese wanting to be seen as doing something.
LinkedIn has become the hunting ground for insufferables,a full-blown self-promotion circus. And this is from someone who writes “About Me” profiles for a living.
When I look back at photos of my sweet chubby teenage face it’s like I’m looking at an entirely different person. Imagine if you could turn back time and give that person some advice.
Why is it that the people with the most access to the world’s bounty,like Victoria Beckham and Jennifer Aniston,have whittled their diets down to minimalist meals?