About Author: Sandi Tighello

Website
http://www.misssandi.wordpress.com
Description
Sandi Tighello is a Melbourne-based freelance writer, as well as the Director and Editor of Onya Magazine. She is utterly obsessed with magazines and books and hopes to produce some of the prettiest and most inspirational coffee table books you’ve ever placed your hands on. Sandi loves live music, meandering through art galleries, watching films and reading. She plans to remain blissfully content, rebellious and passionate for her entire life. She will most likely be doing all of this from her favourite cafe, where she spends far too much time.

Posts by Sandi Tighello

  • It's never too late to sit down and reflect on where you've been and where you want to go.

    Resolve

    Posted on March 18, 2010 | 1 Comment
    It's never too late to sit down and reflect on where you've been and where you want to go.

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  • "Whiny, self-obsessed and with every petty problem you can think of, there they are; breaking people’s nuts one email and phone call at a time." Sandi Tighello on insufferable ball breakers.

    The Small Matter of…Ball Breakers

    Posted on March 4, 2010 | 6 Comments
    "Whiny, self-obsessed and with every petty problem you can think of, there they are; breaking people’s nuts one email and phone call at a time." Sandi Tighello on insufferable ball breakers.

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  • What defines our lives? Is it the things that we own, and the house that we live in? In this insightful piece, Sandi Tighello discovers that what really defines us are the things that matters most in our lives.

    The Small Matter Of…Defining Your Life

    Posted on February 18, 2010 | 5 Comments
    What defines our lives? Is it the things that we own, and the house that we live in? In this insightful piece, Sandi Tighello discovers that what really defines us are the things that matters most in our lives.

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  • In this beautiful article, Sandi Tighello reminds us never to underestimate the power of a love letter, and even with the rise of technology, they should never be allowed to go out of style.

    The Small Matter Of…Love Letters

    Posted on February 11, 2010 | 7 Comments
    In this beautiful article, Sandi Tighello reminds us never to underestimate the power of a love letter, and even with the rise of technology, they should never be allowed to go out of style.

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  • As a former blogger returning to the genre, Sandi talks about why she started, why she stopped and why she's back in the game.

    The Small Matter of … Blogging

    Posted on February 5, 2010 | 3 Comments
    As a former blogger returning to the genre, Sandi talks about why she started, why she stopped and why she's back in the game.

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  • Meet Catherine Bolt - writer, humanitarian, conservationist, mother, optimist. And also "one of the estimated 100,000 homeless people living in Australia today". In this week's largely important cover story, we have two writers, Bolt and Sandi Tighello. Together they shed light on a very real problem in Australia, homelessness, an issue "no Australian could, should or can allow this to continue happening."

    The Small Matter of … Homelessness

    Posted on January 18, 2010 | 1 Comment
    Meet Catherine Bolt - writer, humanitarian, conservationist, mother, optimist. And also "one of the estimated 100,000 homeless people living in Australia today". In this week's largely important cover story, we have two writers, Bolt and Sandi Tighello. Together they shed light on a very real problem in Australia, homelessness, an issue "no Australian could, should or can allow this to continue happening."

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  • With nine days to go and not a present in sight, nor a carol in mind, Sandi wonders when she'll really feel like it's Christmas.

    The Small Matter of … Christmas

    Posted on December 16, 2009 | 1 Comment
    With nine days to go and not a present in sight, nor a carol in mind, Sandi wonders when she'll really feel like it's Christmas.

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  • In this empowering piece, Sandi Tighello reminds us that when people and life gets us down, dust your shoulders off and come back more fabulous than ever.

    Getting Burnt…and a Few Things I Know

    Posted on December 2, 2009 | 2 Comments
    In this empowering piece, Sandi Tighello reminds us that when people and life gets us down, dust your shoulders off and come back more fabulous than ever.

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  • I don’t do drugs. I’m not boring, or innocent, or prudish. I just don’t do drugs. I’ve never had the desire to, and I certainly don’t feel like I’m missing out by not doing them. But then that’s spoken like a true clean person. Like...

    Drugs

    Posted on November 18, 2009 | 3 Comments
    I don’t do drugs. I’m not boring, or innocent, or prudish. I just don’t do drugs. I’ve never had the desire to, and I certainly don’t feel like I’m missing out by not doing them. But then that’s spoken like a true clean person. Like...

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  • Over the past few weeks I’ve noticed myself shifting, craving, veering towards a life of simplicity. A life that isn’t constantly rushed, entirely sorted out and reliant on adrenalin. I crave a life that’s calm, every so often. That’s still, sometimes. That’s wonderfully uncomplicated, always....

    Simplicity

    Posted on November 4, 2009 | 4 Comments
    Over the past few weeks I’ve noticed myself shifting, craving, veering towards a life of simplicity. A life that isn’t constantly rushed, entirely sorted out and reliant on adrenalin. I crave a life that’s calm, every so often. That’s still, sometimes. That’s wonderfully uncomplicated, always....

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  • I lost a friend once. Not through death. Not because he literally went missing. I just lost him. Somehow, between growing up and moving forward, we fell apart. It wasn’t intentional. It wasn’t something I wanted. It just happened. He was one of my very...

    Losing a Friend

    Posted on October 21, 2009 | 6 Comments
    I lost a friend once. Not through death. Not because he literally went missing. I just lost him. Somehow, between growing up and moving forward, we fell apart. It wasn’t intentional. It wasn’t something I wanted. It just happened. He was one of my very...

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  • There’s a new print magazine on the shelves, in fact, it has been there for a month or two now. It’s called Slow and it’s an addition to an ever-growing trend and movement – the slow movement. You may have heard of it. The slow...

    Going Slow

    Posted on October 7, 2009 | 2 Comments
    There’s a new print magazine on the shelves, in fact, it has been there for a month or two now. It’s called Slow and it’s an addition to an ever-growing trend and movement – the slow movement. You may have heard of it. The slow...

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