Author archive for Sandy

I may be Pollyanna searching for silver linings in a Covid cloud but I am noticing reinventions by default....

I feel a reinvention coming on. It’s been coming on for some time now but I’ve been ignoring it...

Once upon a time, around 40 years ago, twelve young lads, teenagers most of them, entered an art or...

There’s one question that I ask people, particularly working parents in their 30s and 40s, that often has an...

by Sandy Burgham In January I wrote a post encouraging you to choose a word for the year, a...

Around the time this edition is published, most readers will have surrendered to the bacchanalian overindulgence that marks the...

When the kids were young, and my husband and I wanted to role-model being charitable and Christmassy, we would reserve...

By Sandy Burgham Over my last few columns, I have pondered the question of second act career fulfilment, and...

By Sandy Burgham We all like a good story, it’s hardwired into us. Professor Yuval Noah Harari suggests in...

By Sandy Burgham My husband and I are going through a good patch in our marriage. Today he spent...