Some people say books are dead. My family’s sweet little street library,named Dumbledore,brought our community alive.
Authors Meg Mason and Ann Patchett became friends in early 2021. They voice-note each other most days to talk about life,death and nut roast.
Do you have a mate who doesn’t really feel like one? Toxic friends are all too common,and here are the red flags to look out for.
What a spin-out,meeting women I’d last seen when we were girls living at home,trying to get our licences and get rid of virginity. Suddenly,we were not far off 60.
The idea of wanting to “stick it” to someone has pushed me to accomplish wild feats. And yet I can see that too much of it is making me into someone I don’t want to be.
There are more benefits to seeing,smelling and touching our friends than catching up with them over the phone.
Gardening may not only help connect us to nature,but with other humans.
As rent and house prices rise,living close to friends and maintaining a sense of community is becoming harder than ever.
I’ve been told of some pretty significant secrets in my time – from affairs,to secret children,to gambling problems,to bankruptcies – so the bar for titillation has been significantly raised.
When marriage trouble hit a group of Melbourne friends,they sought solace in each other.
Fungal infections and a dodgy knee have scuppered the annual old boys’ adventure.