NIGHT RUN TO CHRISTMAS An excerpt from “Danika and Yatimah from Egypt to the Outback” www.carmelrowley.com.au By Carmel Rowley Part 5 – Final – HAPPY ENDING Like children all over the world, Danika was up early. It was Christmas Day. … Read More
During the festive season we know about spreading goodwill towards mankind but goodwill should be universal and spread to encompass everything on our planet. Below is an excerpt from a speech presented by the Princess Alia Foundation reminding us how kindness … Read More
“Battered but not Beaten” – LAUNCHED TODAY! TRC Mayor Peter Taylor Officially launched today Thursday, 15th December by TRC Mayor Peter Taylor to a room full of approximately 40 people who contributed to the book and 20 support guests. Special … Read More
My personal memory of the 2004 All Nations Cup is an extremely vivid outline, which in a small way justified some of our personal choices regarding our stud and our horses. So how do you choose the right thing for yourself, for … Read More
The Christmas Rollercoaster These days, December has turned into a countdown to Christmas! Time for those of us who sell ‘things’ to jump on the ‘great idea for Christmas’ roller coaster. When this enjoyable article arrived from Philip E. Humbert I thought … Read More
The Tree of Life and The Origin of The Christmas Tree 5000 Years of History I wonder if we all realise the significance behind the Christmas tree. When the Fathers of the Christian Church in AD 340 decided upon an … Read More
For Thursday Art day I’m sharing “Homeward Bound” one of Willa Fraysers www.willafrayserstudio.com lastest works. When Willa asked me to write a few words about the painting I was so thrilled I set it into a card design so it … Read More
I thought it might be nice to begin the week by sharing one of the many reminders pinned to the notice board in my office. So just for today I’ll share … ‘JUST FOR TODAY’- JUST FOR TODAY I will live … Read More
Why Do I Love to Read? Although I can’t imagine my own life without books I do have friends who don’t read novels. They read magazines about horses, fashion, beautiful homes or non-fiction books, but are not really into fiction. … Read More
Why are horseshoes considered lucky? Yesterday when I was bringing the horses up to their stables I came across a horseshoe. Our property has black soil, which is prone to shrinking and expanding quite dramatically, so in dry times the soil shrinks … Read More