Moving moments of toilet hubris are no cure for a traumatised bottom

WE should be totally stressed out at work because we’ve just moved.

Mon, 20 May, 2013 - 01:00
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Terry Prone

Terry Prone is an author, columnist and one of Ireland's most well known commentators on communications, politics and public life.

Apparently, moving premises is up there with death, disaster and drought as stress- inducing, which surprised me, because I have never failed to enjoy a move.

The minute I know I am going to leave a premises, I tend to fall out of love with it.

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