Tag: Sarah Rice
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The life-changing lesson my daughter taught me about pronouns
My daughter had recently made a friend who identified as they/them
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My zig-zag journey from wannabe movie star to Chief People Officer
The road to happiness in the workplace isn’t always a straight line.
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‘SpicyIndian55’, and other reasons why internet dating in your 40s is, frankly, not great
True love is hard to find, but fake love is always just a click or two away.
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How positive thinking can help you manage your money better
If you change the way you think about money, you can change the way your money works for you.
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The bittersweet joy of your child learning to swim without you
At 10 and a half, she is in the golden age of childhood. Old enough to bake cupcakes on her own, but not so old that you worry she might be smoking cigarettes in the garage if you haven’t seen her for longer than 20 minutes. It’s a beautiful age to watch.
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Women of SA, Let’s Talk About Those Leopard-Print Undies
I recently had a meltdown when I realised that a business women’s monthly dinner event was titled ‘Dress for Success’.
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When it Comes to Dating, I’m Just Labradorable
I am pretty new to dating. I have been divorced for a few years now and have managed a total of four dates. None of them have gone particularly well.
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How I Lost My Heart to Rugby in the 90s
Suddenly rugby was transformed from something that smelly Michealhouse boys did to get the attention of the A team hockey girls, into a point of national pride. I HAD to get on top of this game.
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4 Rules to Help You Survive the Hunt for a Home
Buying a house is probably the single biggest investment you’ll make. It’s not a decision to be rushed, whatever pushy estate agents may have to say. Here’s how to lay down the law in your hunt for that perfect home sweet home.
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The 2nd wedding that changed how I feel about marriage
The words were beautiful, the ceremony was rich and full of meaning… It was a second wedding to make the bride, groom and guests think twice about the way marriage should be. By Sarah Rice