Plus, kisses both wanted and unwanted, and almonds sum up the cost of living in Manhattan
It is the last days of summer and before we return fully to the horrors of Donald Trump’s election run and the cost of living crisis, let’s enjoy some news from Australia, where problems come in more visceral form.
“They’re not normal, your people,” I tell an Australian friend, who instantly and with relish fills me in about the time she saw a snake eat a cat whole and a friend of hers, also from Queensland, who woke one morning to find a python wrapped around the stem of her bedside lamp.
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