Humour continues to have its place, fostering a positive culture and promoting feelings of trust and connection, which are crucial for productivity.
Many workplaces and sites have placed limits on working from home, a hangover post the virus period.
Read MoreTo explain the heat of the day, I fed water to a parched blue tongue lizard straight from the bottle!
Our party thought the situation brilliant, comical in fact, but there were others who were worried.
The train was full of passengers from Europe and Asia and visitors like us who had chosen to leave an island to visit another.
The locomotive had seen tougher days, but it had also seen better days.
Read MoreSometimes the simplest of tasks makes you think.
Last week I had a conversation with friends about left and right - from an orientationally and directional point of view.
I was left flummoxed as intelligent adults explained their difficulties and the strategies they use to assist.
Read MoreHaving a couple of good suits on rotation makes life easy.
It also heightens your sense of occasion and, like my dad, gives a respectful nod to those who have gone before you and paved a path.
Looking good and feeling great through creating your own sense of fashion will wax and wane, but a good fitting suit for moments that matter will never go out of style.
Read MorePerhaps as our memories fade or become confused we are more truthful.
Sadly, we can finally live in the moment because remembering the moment doesn't require as much struggle.
I focus on listening to stories from those who remember because if I don't those memories will die.
I was five.
Read MoreThe Italian Baroque composer Antonio Vivaldi portrayed his views of spring in his most famous work, The Four Seasons, composed in 1770 and published five years later, four separate violin concertos that capture the earth's tilt and its relationship to the sun.
Spring annoys me no end.
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