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Sunday Sprinkles: Sunday Sprinkles – “In search of the sweetness in life"
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This week, many of us across Europe felt the full, shivering brunt of Storm Goretti. It was a reminder of nature’s raw power, leaving a trail of havoc and, sadly, many fallen trees in its wake.
As I looked at the debris and the survivors alike, it got me thinking about the secret life of trees. They endure incredible shocks, absorbing the wind’s fury until that fina...
Watching the dusky light over the water as we left the port of Finnsnes, sailing toward Tromsø, I found myself caught in a quiet reflection. There is something hypnotic about the Arctic twilight—it feels like a pause between chapters. It’s the perfect backdrop to ask the question we all face this week: Do you actually need a fresh start just because the calendar says so?
...They say “a picture is worth a thousand words.” Recently, while standing on the deck of a ship off the coast of Norway, I managed to capture a photo of the Aurora Borealis. Looking at those dancing greens and purples, I realised that even a thousand words feel a bit thin.
We use words like beautiful, moving, awesome, or magical. When you hear those ...
I was at a restaurant recently and found myself staring at a King Crab in a tank. I even took a photo of it. As I looked at the crab, I couldn’t help but wonder: How does he feel right now? I’m no expert on crustacean facial expressions, but I projected a heavy sense of depression onto him. Did he know his fate? Did he realise that, in a very short time, he’d likely ...
I was struggling to decide on a question for the Sunday Sprinkle this week and while watching a classic Christmas movie, I was reminded of that universal, pre-Christmas question: “What do you want for Christmas?”
The festive build-up is a magical time, especially for children. As we get older, that specific kind of magic often dwindles, only to rei...
