Hi, So it’s 3:30 pm on the 31st and I’m writing my January newsletter 2021. It’s been a quiet month. Maybe a bit frustrating as well. I made some big decisions late last year about moving upstairs and renovating all the rooms. The problem is Christmas and Covid slowed progress. My focus word for January More
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December 2020 Newsletter
Well, I have made it to the end of the year. For me, it has been a good year. A strange thing to say in covid times. I have moved forward for the first time in ages. I was lucky enough to get an epic overseas trip and have some amazing experiences before covid hit. More
November newsletter
Hi lovely people, I’m running a bit late this month I’m sure you’ve missed me. So as there is nothing like a deadline here is my November newsletter on the last day of the month. Watching LEGO Eurovision, if you haven’t seen Fire Saga check it out it is amazing and I don’t even like More
October Newsletter #1
Hi Welcome to October’s Newsletter, So I didn’t get this newsletter out in September even though it was mostly finished. I got held up with all my last-minute TAFE stuff. I’m in the middle of a couple of weeks off. So far I’ve laid on the couch at home and laid on J&A’s couch and More
September Newsletter #1
Hi, Welcome to my September Newsletter #1 (I’m being optimistic that there will be more than one). So these couple of weeks have been exciting. Eye and Ear candy: My Cali bass has arrived yippee!!!! It sounds beautiful and looks amazing. Everything is just wonderful. When we get to travel to Europe again I’m planning More
August Newsletter
I’ve been inspired by Austin Kleon’s newsletter, https://austinkleon.com/. He releases a list every week of what he is reading, listening to, looking at, etc So here is my version of some of the things I’ve been getting into apart from work. Poems: I measure every Grief I meet (561) by Emily Dickinson and Dream Song 14 by John Berryman. I’ve More
How to be perfect
Yet another recommendation from Austin Kleon’s Newsletter. This time a bit more modern. Published in 2013 it still rings very true. The struggle is real. The never-ending advice on “How to be Perfect” is captured by Ron Padgett. It reads like a list of every self-help piece of advice you’ve ever received. As I can’t More
I measure every Grief I meet
I came across the poem thanks to Austin Kleon’s newsletter Cosmic nonsense. The poem he was reading was Emily Dickinson’s “Knows how to forget!”, which I enjoyed. I was inspired to look at the other Emily Dickison poems and this one really stood out. As I continue to live with my grief it is always More
Norsk Quote A Day (Dagens sitat)
General Quote Friendship Quote Humourist Quote Pages to visit Siterte Sitater Ordtak og Sitater Sitater, ordtak og visdomsord Translation of the cover photo Et øyeblikk med intens glede forlenger livet med tusen år. -Japansk ordtak A moment of intense joy increases life by a thousand years – Japanese proverb
Sydney Harbour and North Shore Flight
Last Sunday, I took Liane and Max on a helicopter flight from Bankstown, over their house at Mt Colah out to Palm Beach down to Long Reef and back to Bankstown via the Sydney Harbour. It was their wedding present from me. It was spectacular weather, an absolutely gorgeous day for flying. We were lucky More
