Tag: Life’s Experiences

  • A BLANK CALENDAR … SO A BEACH WALK

    With the exception of a couple routine doctor appointments, a visit by a screen door repairer, and some Aussie visitors in August, I’ve got nothing on my calendar for the rest of my life. No travel plans, no meetings, no weddings, no holidays, no social engagements. Nada. Nothing. Zippo. I like that. Particularly since Padma […]

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    A BLANK CALENDAR … SO A BEACH WALK
  • A DAYAK WELCOME IN BORNEO

    The inter-tribal warfare amongst the Dayak people of Borneo in the old days was pretty brutal. But once the tribes made peace they welcomed their former enemies in a ceremony called ‘tampung tawar’. Now the Dayak use the ceremony to welcome visitors. My colleague, Beri, and I came to the village of Tumbang Samui in […]

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    A DAYAK WELCOME IN BORNEO
  • THE RETURN TICKET

    Three years ago today, I got a bit emotional as I bid farewell to the family home and friends of 22 years. Joseph and I were en route on an epic father/son adventure to the Georgian Caucasus Mountains and after that I was heading off to an even greater adventure – a new job in […]

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    THE RETURN TICKET
  • THE SEA CHANGE. AUF WIEDERSEHEN ADELAIDE

    A few years ago, Padma and I started talking about a sea change. Joseph was nearing the end of his high school days and that would present us with an opportunity to spice up our lives a bit … change our jobs, change homes, change something, change anything. We all reach a point in our […]

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    THE SEA CHANGE. AUF WIEDERSEHEN ADELAIDE
  • LOST SOMETHING?

    Some people have a knack for losing things … not me. I can tell you countless stories of how things I have ‘misplaced’ – wallets, phones, sunnies – have miraculously found their way back to me. And now I can add to that list a one hundred dollar bill. Padma and I received a card […]

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    LOST SOMETHING?
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