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You get used to being needed after a while. There is an absolute dependence when your baby needs you to pick her up, feed her, burp her, change her or bathe her. But slowly, you’re needed less. And you don’t realise it. Even from months old, your ba...

It’s hard to imagine a teacher having trouble with learning. As a child, Cindy Corday stuttered and struggled with pronunciation; Lindsey Sirju had a severe speech impediment and spent a long time in speech therapy. They now share their experiences ...

I know that among my distant ancestors was a romping gypsy, handsome, laughing and a blustery fighter, who loved to show off and have a drink. Always brightly dressed, dancing till dawn and prone to enchant the most beautiful girl in the camp. But, w...

The last few years have seen a huge boom in the fitness industry. Social media has made it almost impossible to open Instagram or Facebook without seeing the newest fitness craze or a boneless yogi showing off their gravity-defying handstands. No m...

Susannah Cole loves organising things. Her office supplies are carefully filed and labelled in a multi-drawer toolbox. Her students learn the system before they take a highlighter or stapler — so they know exactly where to return them. “If I wasn’t...

Eleanor Patton is trying to remove the shame that’s attached to mental illness. It’s not an entirely altruistic effort. The 29-year-old battled with her own anxiety for much of this year until therapy helped her through it. The experience led to a co...

Inwood is a glorious estate, steeped in history. The main house was built in the 1700s and has many features typical of that era: high ceilings, cedar beams and large, raised fireplaces. Subsequent owners have maintained its “charm and character” thr...

Dear Heather Our home is getting too small with our growing family. We don’t know whether to add on another bedroom and family room, or to sell and get something bigger. What do you suggest? Growing Family Dear Growing Family, Adding to your home is ...

Shirley Pearman used to get a lot of parking tickets. The 77-year-old often lingered too long volunteering at the Bermuda National Gallery. She’s a person who likes to get things done, no matter how long it takes. Eventually she started taking the...

ART REVIEW: Bermuda, Yours and Mine by Sheilagh Head at Gallery One Seventeen Confident colour and luminous light mark the emotive splendour of a Sheilagh Head painting. The evergreen professional artist has been delighting her local and internation...