Embarking on another adventure, Paul and I found ourselves exploring the backroads of Langhorne Creek in search of a hidden gem, Little Pete Brewing. Driving down the gravel path, we Continue Reading
Cheryl H
Single mum, writer and two years breast cancer-free. Survival gives you clearer vision (when you're not losing your glasses in a hot flush).
The unspoken joy of cancelled plans
Cancelling plans doesnt make you a bad friend, it’s self care. Here’s why JOMO (the joy of missing out) might just be the reset button your soul needs. Why do Continue Reading
The ChatGPT calendar hack that every school parent needs
I outsourced my family calendar to ChatGPT and have zero regrets. This one simple prompt organised our schedule in seconds. The back-to-school chaos is real School is back, and so Continue Reading
What to say to someone with cancer
It’s okay to not know what to say to someone with cancer First of all, it’s okay to not know what to say. There’s no perfect script for these situations, Continue Reading
How I accidentally became a coffee drinker at 44
For most of my life, I was a tea person. A safe, predictable tea person. Sure, I dabbled in iced coffee in my late teens, but after one too many emergency dashes Continue Reading
Things that are funny that we just don’t talk about enough
There are some things in life that are objectively hilarious, yet we just accept them without question. Like how every house has a mystery Tupperware lid that fits absolutely nothing, yet we refuse to Continue Reading