Nostalgic Mumma

United as One

remote work yet again

My search for remote working spots continues. I feel like there’s an opportunity niche to work on here because there doesn’t seem to be enough around. In this whole new world of the remote (and hybrid), we can’t seem to find enough local places we can work from, outside our home, where you don’t needContinue reading “remote work yet again”

moans and groans

Nobody likes dealing with complaints. They’re like a hot potatoe everyone avoids and pushes away, for someone else to deal. It’s also not something that anybody can deal. It requires a psychological thought process, the ability to empathize while distancing, an a hell lot of diplomacy. You will find that most of the dealings withContinue reading “moans and groans”

Greek memories

Coming from different countries to meet, we landed at different times. Sonia arrived in Greece 4 hours before me, which meant that she had to find something to occupy her time until I arrived. I told her to check in at the hotel, rather than lying around on her own. Being in a different countryContinue reading “Greek memories”

it’s the little things

I like to think I am a very down to earth kinda person. My idea of luxury seems to be very different to most people’s. I am an incurable romantic. I am incredibly touched by little things. Things that most overlook. A warm hug, a gorgeous sunset, a caring gesture. Our world nowadays is soContinue reading “it’s the little things”

mitigating distance

The Pandemic kept us all away from our dear ones for far too long. I mean, it’s bad enough going through that living in the same country, let along when all your extended family members and friends are in different countries. But this is a new experience for me. I am meeting my best friendContinue reading “mitigating distance”

Ethiquette

You must have noticed by now, I do love a bit of neologism, making new words up whenever it fits. Today I’m gonna touch on the forsaken and underrated ethics topic. People don’t value it enough to blog about it anymore. I feel ethics still deserves its place in the world, now more than ever.Continue reading “Ethiquette”