Not much to read on this site at the moment. I only started this blog to write about my time in Sri Lanka and then into Kenya, so until next time I set foot in some location a little more interesting than downtown Sydney you’ll have to make do with reading these old posts…
I mean, if you don’t laugh what’s the alternative? Crying? It’s not so much their belief that no matter what, no matter how many school/University/public space bloodbaths there are, that there should still be no changes to their gun laws coined back when militia were a legitimate part of a country’s defense. It’s more the [...]
It’s been a while since my last email/post, and together with a rather restless night with not much sleep I thought it about time I threw some verbiage together to let folks know what’s been happening. Good stuff for the most part, but also some issues arising most definitely from the colour of my skin [...]
Feeling tired this week, really, really tired. Was to be expected somewhat, with the second Michezo Youth Initiative tournament this weekend, but still, perhaps didn’t expect to be feeling quite THIS tired. I have my moments where I wonder if I’ve bitten off more than I can chew, if what I am aiming for is [...]
Not much to read on this site at the moment. I only started this blog to write about my time in Sri Lanka and then into Kenya, so until next time I set foot in some location a little more interesting than downtown Sydney you’ll have to make do with reading these old posts…
I mean, if you don’t laugh what’s the alternative? Crying? It’s not so much their belief that no matter what, no matter how many school/University/public space bloodbaths there are, that there should still be no changes to their gun laws coined back when militia were a legitimate part of a country’s defense. It’s more the [...]
Here I sit on my penultimate morning in this country I have made my home in some form or other over the past three months, with mixed feelings about my looming departure. I am looking forward to heading home, but part of me longs to stay, to continue to share further in the slow process [...]
So how many people do you know are fast approaching their 40th birthday, play a sport where they wear ballet shoes and a lycra body suit, and are on the verge of making their first Olympic games in that sport after taking it up barely two years ago?
Derryn Harrison is not your average person. He’s [...]