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When I last updated my blog in 2008, I was still gushing over the recent addition of Elizabeth in our family. God knows that He had another bundle in store for me! In Feb 2010, our dear Benjamin was born into our household but there were times when his arrivalContinue Reading

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How cool it is to be able to blog from just about anywhere as long as there is an internet connection. Ok easier perhaps if you own an iphone but for me this is simply phenomenal. I haven’t thought about what this blog should be about but just had a suddenContinue Reading

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What makes a good foreign domestic helper? She must be willing to accept the fact that she is here to serve the family who employed her and not the other way around. Having recently changed my very first maid, I have come to a sudden realisation that to be aContinue Reading

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Remember when I started this blog? It was part of my marketing effort to improve visits to my website – Bring Me There. I read up loads of books on website design and marketing and I spent hours playing around with HTML and writing and rewriting articles for it. AndContinue Reading

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Believe it or not, there is now a new medical problem plaguing our society. The Computer Stress Syndrome is characterised by anxiety, anguish and frustration over complex computers and devices, technical failures, viral infections and long waits to resolve support issues. Sounds familiar? When my laptop crashed a few weeksContinue Reading

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I just finished reading or rather skimming through another book about writing on the Internet – Letting Go of the Words: Writing Web Content that Works by Janice (Ginny) Redish. I have to comment that this is a good book, with good recommendations presented in an easy to grab andContinue Reading

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I read with much amusement news regarding the closing of airspace around much of Europe due to the spewing of volcanic ash in Iceland. The closure which lasted about 7 days in prominent cities like London and Paris had caused much havoc – Millions of people displaced Hotel bookings and travel plans cancelledContinue Reading