Beuthen
April 16, 2018
Sometimes I struggle to separate my time in Freiburg from Germany’s past. … More Beuthen
Bendigo to Freiburg
April 9, 2018
Size and sequence really do play a big role in how cites pace themselves out but thankfully they’re not the secret ingredients for smiles. … More Bendigo to Freiburg
Face-off
March 19, 2018
I’ve been Facebook free for almost a year – and my only regret is not doing it sooner. … More Face-off
Gondwana Land
March 12, 2018
You’ll never forget your first visit to Gondwana Land. … More Gondwana Land
Full Tilt
March 5, 2018
Regardless of whether it was luck or humanity that took Dervla and Roz to the finish line, it was madness that put them on the road to begin. And this adventure stemming from a few loose screws is one of immense proportions. … More Full Tilt
Care to dance?
February 26, 2018
Whatever it is that makes you move – do it and don’t hold back! … More Care to dance?
Re-invention
February 19, 2018
Re-invention – it’s a terrible word. In fact, I hate it. It’s up there with ‘networking’ and ‘synergy’. But worse. More often than not, it dances along with its buddy: process. ‘The process of reinvention’ – which to me sounds like nails against the blackboard. … More Re-invention
Saturday reflections
February 12, 2018
It’s carnival time in Freiburg – and it’s quite something. The kids are let off school for a week, half the population is dressed up in colourfully gawkish medieval robes, there’s face-paint everywhere, and age is absolutely no barrier to participation. … More Saturday reflections
A piece of cake
February 5, 2018
It doesn’t really matter if your language gets changed on you, or if rhythm is flipped around – I think we’re pretty well programmed to keep a level of comfort. … More A piece of cake
Bliss
January 29, 2018
Bliss is an under-appreciated and seminal work in Australian literature. It’s a perfect book for anyone grappling with a funk and looking for a way to laugh about it all. … More Bliss
