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The Scholarly Years
You know how your train of thought is the fastest mode of transportation there is, with stops throughout time, space, geography and chronology all packed into a rollercoaster 5-second trip? Except...
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These Photographs
If you’re anything like me, you’ll have cupboards, boxes and bookshelves full of photo albums, forever immortalising the journey from youth to adulthood in a haphazard mishmash of a life chronicled....
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Shelving the Past
Recently, I had the pleasure of going for dinner with one of the most insightful people I know. We only see each other once every few months – he’s often travelling, touring, or teaching yoga day and...
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Surfing on a Wave of Nostalgia for an Age Yet to Come
One of the biggest things I’m thankful for in this day and age is technology. While babysitting for a friend a couple of weeks ago, we were chatting as his wife was getting ready about how strange it...
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A Heavy Post on my Spiritual Belief System
There have been a number of occasions where I’ve felt a little hesitant to post things on my blog, but I usually go ahead and do it anyway. Most of you know that sometimes have a tendency to become...
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The Stranglehold of Memory
Be kind to me My robot heart is fragile too Keep it well, keep it true My robot heart – Hawksley Workman There’s something that’s been bothering me a lot lately, and it comes in the form of...
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The Butterfly Effect
“Wisdom comes from experience. Experience is often a result of lack of wisdom.” – Terry Pratchett Contrary to popular belief, I’m twenty-six years old. (I’m really hoping for some sort of prize if I...
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For last year’s words belong to last year’s language. And next year’s words...
The evolution of New Year’s Eve is an interesting one, isn’t it? I remember as a kid going over to one of the neighbours’ houses and spending it crammed in a bedroom with my younger brother and the...
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The bad news: Nothing lasts forever. The good news: Nothing lasts forever.
This week, other than band practice, a tattoo appointment and a Friendsgiving potluck at the end of the week, I have nothing. It’s strange, yet not, how my introversion kicks in sometimes – I’m told...
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