For the Longest Time
or: All good things come to those who wait and complete the necessary paperwork My things are almost in Mauritius! I have my resident’s permit, I’ve visited customs to sort out their paperwork and the next step is for my […]
Author: Ms Shallot
(Can I) Find The Right Words (To Say)
or: A Mauritian concert with a difference I went to another concert last Sunday. This one featured many Mauritian artists who are quite famous here. The ones you hear regularly on the radio; the ones you’d buy the CD for […]
Time
or: Why losing track of time can be fantastic It’s been one of those weeks where I lost track of what day it was. That’s usually a sign of being very busy or doing something that I enjoy. The actual […]
Talk to Myself
or: Doing nothing as part of productive down time I’ve just had an extended amount of time out of the water due to weather making the sea conditions a little less than ideal. Over that time I’ve done a bit […]
Read A Book
or: Some are sucked into the internet… me, books One of my New Year’s Resolutions this year is to not buy any books. As I set this resolution, I found myself making caveats which really indicates how difficult it is […]
Smile
or: A simple change for a simple result Sometimes one small change that can make me smile. This week I made two small changes and every time I’m reminded of them, I smile again. It really is the simple things. […]
Safe and Sound
or: Settling into the New Year Happy New Year! It’s that period of adjustment trying to remember to write the correct year whenever I write the date again. I’m yet to get it correct on the first go and here […]
Early Warning
or: Same as last year It’s that time of the year again. The time where we think back to what we did last time. We question what we learnt from the experience. We wonder if this time we should do […]
Footloose
or: Christmas traditions in other places One of the 974 things I like about travel as well as hanging out at a dive centre is the people that I have the opportunity to meet. These people are from all over […]
Feeling Good
or: Answering “how are you?” based on which country you are in It’s interesting how people in different countries respond to the phrase “How are you?” regardless of the language it is spoken in. It was pointed out to me […]