We should have known it was going to be a difficult day. We stood in the early morning heat at the hotel before seven, while taxis came and went. None of them were ours. We had to re-book several times before somebody would take us. A second day of computer problems plagued us all day, … Continue reading gong hei fat choi
Author: maireaddoyle
disasters in the future tense
I am an Australian. Naturalised, naturally. Born in Ireland, and having spent over twenty of my adult years in England, I am a child of a cool temperate maritime climate, a post-war Britain, a post-Independence Republic of Ireland. Nowhere in my personal or national psyche has prepared me for the enormity of experiencing a disaster … Continue reading disasters in the future tense
things I saw in the Roma Street Parklands
On the only stroll I got up in Brisbane, I spent twenty minutes wandering around Roma Street Parklands in the middle of the city. What a lovely park. I shall make an effort to spend more time there on my next visit. More than twelve huge spiderwebs with spindly spiders about the size of the palm … Continue reading things I saw in the Roma Street Parklands
this will only make sense to AIIMS-trained people… part 3
The Operations Theme Tune to the tune of "Revolution" by the Beatles You say you want to work in operations Well, you know We’d all love to change the world You set off on your Red Cross mission Well, you know Humanity can change the world But when you talk about field communications Don't you … Continue reading this will only make sense to AIIMS-trained people… part 3
Máiréad Doyle 