Idle thoughts on Self-isolation
My wife and I are fine, self-isolated and somewhat bored but healthy. Like many others we are hearing from friends and relatives we haven’t connected with for a very long … Continue Reading →
Category: Advice
The Pandemic Resilience Test
The COVID-19 pandemic is one of the greatest challenges we have ever had to face. It has led to a high level of anxiety and psychological stress. However there is … Continue Reading →
A Bad Experience at the Olde Pink House restaurant
We ate at this restaurant in Savannah, Georgia and wish we hadn’t. I am a travel writer and wanted to sample this place as it was highly recommended. It was … Continue Reading →
Tips for the disabled traveler at sea
My wife, Lorna, and I are especially attuned to the needs of disabled travelers, as we both have family members with special needs. My father was a diabetic for most … Continue Reading →
How to Cope With Bullying
Bullies can be anyone. They vary from ordinary people who bully to achieve personal goals, strive for promotions, impress their managers or put you down because they see you as … Continue Reading →
How Workplace Bullying Affects People
The target of bullying may suffer from or experience a great number of symptoms all of which result from his or her treatment at work. The events taking place in … Continue Reading →
What is Workplace Bullying?
Workplace bullying is like bullying on the playground except that it occurs in the workplace. It usually involves verbal comments and incidents that are intended to hurt, harass, isolate, intimidate, … Continue Reading →
Buying or selling real estate in Spain
Spain is probably no different from other foreign countries where there are unique laws and things are done in ways that are unlike the ways they are done at home. … Continue Reading →
Don’t pay extra for seats on Air France
This is a waste of time and money. We did this on a recent flight from Paris to Toronto, paying $108 US extra for seats in the emergency exit row … Continue Reading →