Coronavirus: A Sociological Event
no matter which way you cut it, Coronavirus is a devastating event and it’s not only a health crisis it’s also a sociological event
Coronavirus: Lockdown
Since my wife and I moved to Cyprus 12 years ago this year, we have faced a lot of crises situations.
Coronavirus: One Flu Over the Viral Nest
we need to remember to take precautions and restrict our human interactions, but we do not need to panic
Coronavirus: Don’t Touch We’re British
anyone arriving for a two week holiday would be expected to spend those two weeks in isolation
It’s Big, It’s White and It’s in My Concrete Garden
Growing an entire garden of fruit, veg or flowers from seed each year can be a bit tiring.
Playing the Gesy Game
When it comes to health care, there’s a relatively new kid on the block in Cyprus.
Good Health Later in Life is an Endurance Race
COVID-19 notwithstanding, good health is essential to all
The Shape of Sleep
When I wrote this I was expecting a few more weeks and then all would be back to normal. But I’m not so lucky and now, eight months later, I still have some pain, though I do sleep better.
The Man in the Ironed Mask
there were a number of people wearing masks, men, women and children
Cyprus Green Day
Green Monday is a fun day for most, but it also marks the beginning of the countdown to Easter and for some a period of fasting.
Cyprus is Hot! Hot! Hot!
both of us have managed to have a bath every day for three days
Coronavirus and the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic
The Spanish Flu death toll has been estimated between 40 million to 50 million people worldwide
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