Living in an Era of Great Change
Last Friday night, I was on the 7.30 pm train from London to Edinburgh. After a few minutes, I started chatting with a Beijing businessman
Last Friday night, I was on the 7.30 pm train from London to Edinburgh. After a few minutes, I started chatting with a Beijing businessman
Like many of us, I watched the Vice Presidential candidate debate with interest. Yes, the two candidates represented two very distinct viewpoints, but they are
This week’s Economist reported on an unscientific poll of hundreds of academic and business economists. There were asked which U.S. Presidential candidate had a better
So a husband follows his wife and another man to a hotel room. He looks around and makes sure that no one is looking at
Last Saturday, I met up with a good friend for a chat at a Starbucks in central London. We had not seen each other since
Last week I was chatting with a work colleague about the U.S. Presidential election race and the strong voice that the far-right seems to have.
Last night (September 8th), the Trinidad and Tobago High Commission here in London hosted a Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony as part of our celebrating
Yesterday (September 1st) we were liming with some Trinbagonian friends and relatives at London’s Southbank Centre. We all enjoyed a screening of Geoffrey Dunn’s 2004
When we lived in Trinidad between 2007 and 2011, one of our favorite things was visiting the NAMDEVCO farmer’s market at the bottom of St
After the recent heavy rains and flooding, I have been thinking about weather patterns and the extent to which they are an ‘act of God’