This past week end I went to my high school reunion. It was a BIG year and yet at the drinks reception there were only about 6 of us (maybe 10% of everyone who could have come) and at the lunch on Saturday I was the only one from my class. People at the reunion
Easter Monday 2010 – Stockholm, Sweden “You are going to do what?” I was spending Easter with my friend Kat. It had been a difficult few months. A profoundly disappointing client engagement led me to want a break from strategy consulting and I had been baking obsessively, building my bread business and trying to decide
Tears at tea time mean it’s time for a holiday and some decisions….
A day in the life of a social entrepreneur: it’s got to be better than that of a regular entrepreneur.
First of the year’s programme of baking with prisoners at The Clink restaurant in a category B prison is very rewarding.
Bread used as a trigger for creativity in a creative writing group. Letter from a reader.
Will pester power help to increase the sales of good bread?