Crossing the Severn Bridge from my home in Cambridge always evokes nostalgia, connecting me to my childhood in South Wales. Each trip home is layered with memories, especially during the Six Nations rugby tournament.
This week, the fervour of competition deepens for me, particularly after Wales' recent 43-0 defeat to France. With the brilliant Irish team looming later in February, apprehension and anticipation build for our next match in Cardiff.
As I reflect on the importance of sport in my life, a quote from legendary Liverpool manager Bill Shankly comes to mind: 'Some people believe football is a matter of life and death. I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much more important than that.'
How one breakfast changed my perspective on connection
In a world increasingly dominated by screens and virtual interactions, the significance of face-to-face conversations often gets overshadowed. Recently, I …