Day 5 The sunshine which follows the storm is often the most welcomed. It is only after you have walked through the darkness that you can ...

Day 4 It is a strange sort of cruel irony to be visiting various sports venues on this tour of my mind, when in the country of Outside, no...

Day 3 If we cross Oak St (instead of making the choice of turning right or left) and we walk through the pedestrian mall, being careful to...

Day 2 Psst, wake up. If you look out of the windows this early in the morning, you can see flocks of galahs and cockatoos standing aroun...

With Australia now in full and temporarily forever lockdown, this means that not only international travel bans have come into force but dom...

I think that it is safe to assume that at some point, the country is going to go into complete and utter lockdown. That will mean that peopl...

As many of you are self-quarantining because you work in an organisation and environment which is usually full of people, I have continued t...

Now that we've all had to adjust to the fact that practically everything in the world is either cancelled or postponed, can I suggest th...

"a lie can travel half way around the world before the truth can get its boots on" Regular readers of this blog will probably b...

As someone who is reasonably prolific when it comes to writing, I think that it is obvious that I wrangle many many words. Almost every sing...

A first century ex-tradie who gained a reputation as a bit of a wise man, once said "For where your treasure is, there your heart will ...

The World Health Organisation declared yesterday, the 12th of March 2020, that the COVID-19 virus is now officially a pandemic. This means t...

Late last week, I saw a chap at the bus stop in Mosman who was wearing a cap with the following logo: Virtually everyone who has been i...

I found International Women's Day yesterday really offensive. Now before you accuse me of being a men's rights activist, I will ha...