I was intrigued to note the Pope’s red shoes when he landed in Australia. Apart from being a fantastic colour for anyone’s shoes, I wondered why I had never noticed such fine footwear on the previous Pope. Were my skills in observation on the wane? It was Anne and her husband Matthew (via Google) to […]
2 Comments »I was intrigued to note the Pope’s red shoes when he landed in Australia. Apart from being a fantastic colour for anyone’s shoes, I wondered why I had never noticed such fine footwear on the previous Pope. Were my skills in observation on the wane? It was Anne and her husband Matthew (via Google) to […]
2 Comments »This made me laugh out loud today so I’m sharing. Going back through old cds seeing what I wanted to transfer into itunes I found this hidden away on a They Might Be Giants cd (The Spine). I had forgotten how simple yet funny I had initially thought it was. Of course it’s the melody […]
This made me laugh out loud today so I’m sharing. Going back through old cds seeing what I wanted to transfer into itunes I found this hidden away on a They Might Be Giants cd (The Spine). I had forgotten how simple yet funny I had initially thought it was. Of course it’s the melody […]
I spent a pleasant half hour this morning going through some old piano music that had been given to me. Originally belonging to local piano teaching legend “Aunty” Jean Limpus (now sadly no longer with us), there are some wonderfully historical pieces in here, as well as some bits and pieces that I will be […]
I spent a pleasant half hour this morning going through some old piano music that had been given to me. Originally belonging to local piano teaching legend “Aunty” Jean Limpus (now sadly no longer with us), there are some wonderfully historical pieces in here, as well as some bits and pieces that I will be […]
About a month ago the Bundaberg Chapter of the Foucault Reading Group (BCFRG) met and decided to reconvene a few days later. This second meeting didn’t actually happen but is now scheduled for next Wednesday morning. So all those who have been on the edge of their seats avidly waiting for my follow up post […]
About a month ago the Bundaberg Chapter of the Foucault Reading Group (BCFRG) met and decided to reconvene a few days later. This second meeting didn’t actually happen but is now scheduled for next Wednesday morning. So all those who have been on the edge of their seats avidly waiting for my follow up post […]
I finished Wild Swans during the week. I am now less ignorant than I previously was about the journey of 20th Century China…but I’m sure there are a lot of gaps that still need filling (the same goes for my understanding of middle east politics but that’s a whole other story). The story of China […]
I finished Wild Swans during the week. I am now less ignorant than I previously was about the journey of 20th Century China…but I’m sure there are a lot of gaps that still need filling (the same goes for my understanding of middle east politics but that’s a whole other story). The story of China […]