Author name: Ann Lund

Cyclic sighing…

I intended to watch the United States election coverage today, but quickly felt myself becoming overwhelmed by it. It doesn’t really make a huge difference to us here in Australia (I hope), but it was wall to wall coverage everywhere. I started to do something else – but quickly became overwhelmed by that too! Suddenly

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Happy Halloween…

Okay I know not everyone’s that happy about it, but love it or hate it Halloween is here again. It’s funny growing up in the UK, Halloween was never really a thing, but every year for some reason I used to get dressed up. None of the other kids in my street (or even my

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Recharge your mind…

I get regular mindfulness messages, reminders and emails. One this week though really made me think. It asked the question: Are you taking better care of your phone than your mind? The answer, for most of us, is probably yes. We charge our phones on a daily basis – topping it up so it’s ready

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Happy Anniversary!

In just a few days time my husband and I will celebrate 25 years of marriage. Twenty-five years! We met, married and moved to Australia in the last century. That sounds odd to write. Nothing was ‘on demand’. There were no smart phones, we had dial up internet on our home computer, and Lego was

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You learn something new…

It’s 27 years since I moved to Australia. I became a citizen in January 2000. But only today do I disccover that it’s Australian Citizenship Day! Apparently 17 September is celebrated every year with citizenship ceremonies, affirmation ceremonies and other events around the country. To be fair, it only began, or was established in 2001

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Take a break…

Everyone experiences stress at some point in their lives. It’s a common and normal physical response to challenging or new situations. The body goes into ‘fight or flight’ mode. It releases stress hormones such as adrenaline and cortisol, causing your heart to beat faster and your breathing to quicken. It’s a natural reaction, but the

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