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San Francisco was gloomy and rainy for most of the two weeks I was there visiting my family. On those grey days, I tried to recognise precious moments as if I were collecting dark red cherries during hot summer days in the radiant orchards of nearby...

The Tasting Room is a new experience for Bermuda. Enter, purchase a card and choose from a selection of 40 wines in two self-dispensing machines at 8A South Road, Smith's. For people who don’t have the time to sit – or prefer a wider choice – the att...

Sometimes the role of a community foundation involves connecting the dots. One dot will be a pressing need in the community, another will be a methodology or plan to address that need, and yet another will be the wherewithal to fund that need. Take P...

Robert Lee had never rowed in his life so at 76, when a friend suggested he give it a try, he was a little bemused. Six years later, however, he is in love with the sport. Twice a week at 8am the eager member of the Bermuda Pilot Gig Club is at the ...

Is your lack of sleep slowing down your fitness progress? This is quite a serious question to ask yourself and you have to be honest with your response. Are you averaging five hours of sleep a night? Working long days and nights? Pushing yourself in ...

Watching her daughter, Austin, grow up is a bittersweet experience for Shawnette Smith. While she loves that the 11-year-old is becoming more independent, it sometimes gets her down. “I definitely find it painful that my daughter does not need me as ...

“We all overestimate change over one year and underestimate it over five years.” Martin Gilbert, chairman Asset Co PLC As we continue our discussion this week on the theme of unfinished business I have another exceedingly controversial question for y...

Had Nigel Richardson not been as vigilant about his health, his cancer journey might have ended differently. It’s a story he will likely share with people around the world as Bermuda's Relay for Life 2022 Global Hero of Hope. He steps into the role h...

There is very little to get excited about in the garden during the month of November except for the fact that maintenance is a continuing exercise. If we are to keep the ambience of the garden ticking over, we must continue to give everything our att...

It’s the 1990s: Bermuda is a generous community. Charitable giving, tag days and raffles abound because everyone wants to help people “less fortunate than ourselves”. And most people are fortunate: visitors flock to the island by boat and by air, enc...