A cyber companion is always available, will never let you down and will never text you to say they are five mins away when they still haven’t had a shower, but how much companionship can an algorithm really give, asks Shayn Ghidella.
I was prepared to make an exception to my biggest aversion – but I won’t be doing it again.
I feel like I’ve been suffering from a form of paralysis – mental paralysis, writes Sharyn Ghidella.
They say there are two certainties in life …death and taxes. With all the certainty in the world, I think I can add another to the list.
It was public humiliation 101, and sometimes it’s best to not recall the exact details, but for Sharyn Ghidella, it helps if your fail is witnessed by the TV media community.
Nothing seems to last any more, certainly not our patience or our sanity, and I’ve had enough of it, writes Sharyn Ghidella.
Aren’t holidays the best. A great time to reset, reflect and take stock of what our lives have become … and wonder why on earth we work so damn hard the rest of the year
For someone who’s always embraced the festive spirit, I do find this terribly hard to admit … but this year I’ve decided I won’t be doing Christmas, writes Sharyn Ghidella.
There’s one thing working parents look forward to every Monday onwards: that little thing you call the weekend, writes Sharyn Ghidella.
I have a confession to make – I have a problem and it means that 364 days of the year, my house is off limits to visitors, writes Sharyn Ghidella.
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