It was a cold, wet Thursday evening. The rain was pelting down outside. It was the ideal setting to participate in a history ghost tour at Australia’s first shopping mall. During the day Adelaide Arcade in the city’s premier shopping precinct is full of shoppers and diners. When the sun goes down, the arcade grows quiet. The heavy, grey, iron gates are locked and the stage is set for an evening of ghost hunting. Continue reading “Historic Ghosts of Adelaide”
Rosemary for Remembrance
ANZAC Day is the most important national day for Australia and New Zealand. It commemorates the anniversary our two nations fought side by side together during World War 1. It is a day which brings together people, old and young to remember the hardships and spirit of mateship. Continue reading “Rosemary for Remembrance”
Why I Travel Alone
Ever since I was young, I had always known I wanted to travel. Yet back then no-one wanted to go with me. The excuses always revolved around money, time, too busy or not interested. So I made a decision to just do it on my own. Continue reading “Why I Travel Alone”
Why Do we Dislike Maths?
Maths. That subject throughout our school lives which we came to dread. But was it because we felt we couldn’t understand the topics? Was it the way the subject was taught? Or was it because the scenarios were just that – scenarios. Continue reading “Why Do we Dislike Maths?”
SA’s Best Wine Regions
It is no secret that Australian wine is known as one of the best in the world. You just have to do a simple google search to find many stores overseas stock Australian wine. South Australian wine has gained momentum over the years for its wine attracting tourists to the Barossa, Clare Valley and McLaren Vale each year. Continue reading “SA’s Best Wine Regions”
Mixing it up at the Festival
It’s festival time in Adelaide again. The months of February and March are packed with a smorgasbord of entertainment for all ages and interests. Continue reading “Mixing it up at the Festival”
The Dark Side of Valentine
Today is Valentine’s Day. A day when everyone declares their love for each other. However, they may not be thrilled to hear the origins of this day are not so romantic. February 14 was created in order to celebrate the life of St Valentine of Rome who was beheaded because of his controversial beliefs. Continue reading “The Dark Side of Valentine”
New Year’s Eve on a shoestring
It’s no surprise that going out to celebrate New Year’s Eve can be expensive. Clothes, food, event tickets, alcoholic beverages and of course the champagne for toasting at midnight. But a night out on the town is achievable. Even on a budget. Continue reading “New Year’s Eve on a shoestring”
The Awakening
Something happens in our forties. We suddenly realise that we have not paid attention to our own needs or what makes us happy. Society says we have to stick to the routine we had through life. School. University. Job. Family. This is the way we have been conditioned . Anyone going outside of this norm is frowned upon. Continue reading “The Awakening”
New Directions
The best thing about blogging is the ability to adapt and grow as a writer. From next week I will be incorporating more lifestyle, wellness and even business leadership posts on this blog. But don’t despair! I will still be writing about travel as it is still a strong passion of mine. Continue reading “New Directions”