People saw lockdown as the great impost. Perhaps there were benefits.
Plants medicines have the capacity to change the way we think … of ourselves and the world.
See the Geelong Advertiser story online
My take on the Age of Outrage or, rather, the era of refusing to take personal responsibility for our reactions.
Some wag wrote a letter to the Geelong Advertiser saying he “choked on his breakfast” reading my latest column. If I’m causing near-death experiences to my readership I think I’m doing well.
Managed to avoid the usual Christmas rant.
A shout-out in the Geelong Advertiser for all the firefighters going above and beyond in communities around Australia.
After nine years in away from the classroom I couldn’t believe how much things had deteriorated thanks to technology.
PDF: Wrecked by tech
Meds for mental health should be dished out sparingly. Sadly they’re often the first choice. My latest musings in the @geelongaddy.
Wednesday, September 25: https://bit.ly/2mL1Rhg
Was lucky enough to interview artist Jack Bayley as he prepares for his second major art exhibition. Not bad for a 96yo.
Time to direct blame away from the younger generations.
Geelong Advertiser, Wednesday July 31.
