Adrienne Gross

As an adult, would you travel with a parent? Read about the role reversal, good times and bad that happen on a holiday with Mum.

Ever had to buy a used car? There are ways to make the experience less painful - particularly if you're a woman. Read tips and real life of experience.

A home is more than just a place to sleep – it is a retreat to leave toothpaste uncapped, and fridge doors plastered with whacky magnets. The ability to relax in peace is why having a home is so important – whether it be a caravan, a typical house, or an apartment. The difference lies in how does each mode of abode affect sanity and relationships.

Ever had sore feet from visiting galleries and museums? Been tired and bored? There is a way to enjoy sightseeing, by reading the tips in this 670-word article.

An approx 1160-word article about what is 'underwork' and how does it affect workers. Includes interviews with experts and advice on what to do if there's not enough to do at work.

An approx. 1250 word article about gelato and the best way to eat it. Exploring the different flavours in different countries, the authors expresses the joy of a quality gelato, and how anyone can have the same experience.

An approx 1100 word article on the dangers of being too healthy and how to get the balance right to avoid overdosing on vitamins. An overdose may range from a skin tinge of orange, to death.

Approx 860 word article with a sarcastic tone describing why holidays area a bad idea. No more glamourous travel magazine, this article tells it like it is: illness, luggage mishaps, expense, annoying cultural-isms. Stay home and save yourself the grief, or at least don't feel bad about not taking leave.

An approx 1000 word article about what are confusing movies and how to watch them to get the most entertainment. Anything with timeshift,wonky editing, cutout characters needs little more brain power from the audience. For example how to watch Memento and actually understand what is going on.

An approximately 1200-word article about the perils of peeing in Paris for unprepared tourists. The piece explores why public toilets are few, bizarre and hard to find. The article culminates in advice for how to be practical and still enjoy the beautiful city of Paris. The content is informative and the tone humorous as I explain whether the rumour that the on-street sanisettes go through a wash cycle—even if there’s a child in there. And just why are there lines for the women