Séamas O’Reilly: Be kind to yourself and resist any resolutions just yet
Janauary is the worst time to make any promises or predictions about anything, let alone after a year like we’ve just had
And so time marches on, a new year dawns, and with it, ushers in a whole new vista of hopes, fears, dreams and knowable unknowns. Other, lesser, magazine columns will tell you this is a time to plan, a time to act, a time to take stock, take steps, take action. Personally, I don’t think it’s time for anything, I think it’s time for time to stop, just for a while....
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