Tag: journal

In the current heightened climate of superheroes and comic book characters, the Punisher is by far one of the most insane fictional protagonists. Continue Reading →

Ultimate clarity is like being the observer of a connect-four game. On the outside of the game, you can see all the potential moves. BUT, becoming a player, self-involvement obscures the vision, clouding the perception and blinding the individual from what is plain to see. Oops…connect-four. You lose. How did it happen? How did I miss that? Continue Reading →

Since the dual combo impact of internet and mobile phones upon the globe, we’re saturated in advice. Continue Reading →

As a child, one could trust a book or newspaper. It was revered as the authority on whatever subject it presented because we didn’t know any better. Continue Reading →

Krispy Kreme donuts – a modern-day, legalised addictive substance concealed by a multitude of delectable disguises. Continue Reading →

Déjà vu – a completely bizarre operation of the brain, making us feel as if we’ve lived out a situation before in every detail. Continue Reading →

It takes seconds…but can change everything… Continue Reading →

I recall the first time I absorbed the powerful life lesson that it’s so much better to do your best in all endeavours intentionally, purposefully without a particular predicted outcome, than to work diligently with a specific expectation. Continue Reading →

2019 has felt like a TV dinner… Continue Reading →

There are so many things to write about from the year of 2019. Will 2020 be a brand new start or ‘2019 part 2?’ Continue Reading →