ana fizz’d!
ana fizz’d is Arabic for ‘I won!’ What a great expression : ) I ran in my city’s 10K race last week, and as it happens, I did fizz! And what with all the attention afterwards I definitely buzzed – […]
Month: January 2018
Have you ever noticed…
…that when you make a banana bread, the baked cake has fine little dark brown flakes in it? Have you ever wondered about that (especially when the pre-baked mixture almost certainly won’t have any evidence of them)?! Maybe you have, […]
Models, models, models
I’ve been unfolding a series about models, not least because what we believe about a matter – which model we’re working with – is hugely influential in the outcome. In addition, the flexibility that we have over the ideas that […]
The 3-pronged approach
I’ve been in the mood for seasonal posts this year, and I’ve also really been sitting with some intention setting for the New Year (instead of reams and reams of ‘resolutions’). Being a ‘starter’ (rather than a ‘finisher’ – see […]
We all have a model of how we think the world works
Some believe in Father Christmas, some no longer do. Some believe in God, and some no longer do. Some believed that the world was flat, then they changed their minds…and now some have changed it back again! Some believe the […]