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Monthly Archives: September 2010
War…What Is It Good For?
To start, I just want to thank Edwin Starr for the title of today’s blog. Thanks Edwin. Very cool song. There’s always a story in the news about the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. You just can’t avoid it. Almost … Continue reading
A Lesson From Two Ecstatic Goddesses
Not much to report. Everything taking place slowly, slowly. Two horses are being ridden and two pilates studios have become places of employment. Not a bad effort for a couple of weeks back down south. The weather is slowly warming … Continue reading
Manana
I associate everything that happens in life with some kind of lesson. And as I start to find my feet in this big old sunburnt country, my next lesson is becoming painfully clear! Patience is a virtue. Not only can … Continue reading
Continued Journeys
So, it’s the first day of September as the plane touches down in Sydney. I have successfully avoided the southern Winter. Now it’s time to continue my journey. People have been keen to tell me how one big event has … Continue reading
So Long And Thanks For All The Fish
One week left and I guess I could have travelled to any number of places, added a few new countries to my travel map to take the numbers up a bit, taken a few more photos, had some more experiences. … Continue reading
Farewell Prague
With just one morning left for exploration purposes, first stop was the Mucha Museum. Alfonse Mucha was a Czech artist who lived from 1860-1939. His fame came during his residence in Paris where he was renowned for his Art Neuve … Continue reading
