I read a letter online yesterday, from Albert Einstein to his daughter. The letter talked about his Theory of Relativity and was intended to only be made public years after his death, when the political climate of the world had improved from the Cold War he had lived in. It
Life
Thoughts from what I have seen on this road I walk.
No Liszt on My Top Ten List
It’s funny how your music tastes change over time, experiences, relationships and time tuning your smiles and tears into a plastic schema of what is good – and not good music! I am possibly a bit more obsessed with music than most, washing dishes to Classic FM on Globalplayer (Marguerita
The Perfect Dinner Party
Have you seen those lists of the famous or infamous people, living or dead, that you would invite to a dinner party? Preferring to be the host, I probably would be more worried about the menu than the people, but here goes – my top 10 list of people I
Touching Greatness
(An excerpt from the yet to be published ‘Oh The Humanity – the memoirs of a less than memorable person’) I have been lucky in my life to have touched greatness, the combination of time and place that made possible a chance to meet my heroes. As a lad I
Besp-Oak Recycling
I am a collector, though not quite a hoarder (my wife might disagree) with a penchant for seeing discarded ‘things’ as some ‘thing’ else that could be quite useful. Perhaps this is a result of growing up a fair jaunt from the hardware store without the economic means to buy
My Go To List of Earworms
Repeat after me – “Earworms are not evil”. There, feel better now? Earworms, for the uninitiated, are those lovely songs that once heard rattle around in your brain for hours, days, years even – kind of like Tinnitus with a tune. Some earworms are actually quite good, others stick just
