"I thought you are not going to work today. Why are you dressed to go out?" I laugh at the confusion on my only offspring's face and explain to him that I was following the protocol of working from home as the need to use collaborative platforms makes appropriate dress code expedient. With social distancing... Continue Reading →

Its been a few months since we have been hit by the global pandemic called  Cornoa Virus. The news about a temporary ban on the illegal wildlife trade by the Chinese government made me wonder why it was hard for them to declare a permanent ban on the illegal wildlife trade of animals such as... Continue Reading →

The initial struggles to carve a niche for myself in the Australian literary or author circles made me wary of impostors or literary agents who threatened to steal my intellectual property either with falsified marketing campaigns or through hackers whose interference could not ignored by me. I joined Australian Society of Authors and Australian Writer's... Continue Reading →

Recently I came across the term ‘Digital Inclusion’ and though it is not hard to decipher the definition of the term from the words “digital” which means via technology and “inclusion” means connecting all. A search for the definition of the term fetched me a few insightful explanations which enhanced my understanding of why the... Continue Reading →

     With increasing pressures falling on the education systems in place to demonstrate a purpose beyond schools, nowadays educators are compelled to teach students to develop a love for learning and to harbour within them the love for lifelong learning. Hence the need to make all students Information literate, especially when Information Literacy is the... Continue Reading →

“Where is it? I can’t find it.” How often have you heard a response that goes like this? “You need to learn to put things in its place. You should learn to organise things better.” Ignoring these truthful observations, I run helter-skelter, ransacking the whole house raging about not being able to find the object... Continue Reading →

If you are thinking that I am talking about dominant, bright or most popular colours I am not. Neither am I talking about rainbow colours in VIBGYOR. Red, yellow and green are the colours of the bins the council provides us for different types of rubbish or waste. I don’t have to remind you that... Continue Reading →

Upholding the tradition of Christmas, on Wednesday, the 25th of December I went to St Gertrude’s Parish to attend mass. The Parish priest began the sermon with a shared anecdote from a royal lineage. If my memory is right, Princess Alice of Battenberg asked Prince Philip to find a faith. In response to this, the... Continue Reading →