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4 Years Ago Today
Four years ago today, my daughter was born. I remember standing at the window of a top floor operating...
Four years ago today, my daughter was born. I remember standing at the window of a top floor operating...
Had an interesting online discussion with some pals yesterday (well I found it interesting, I suepct they felt I...
No need for links here because it seems every blog I read seems to have succumbed to the quiz-virus....
I was talking to my daughter today (she turns four later this week) about church. She was asking me...
Two more days (not adding most of day) and we get are one day short of 50 days without...
Today, for the first time, I tasted the global phenomenon of Sudoku. The craze has made it’s way from...
“So, when are you leaving?” A constant part of all ex-pat relationships is the knowledge that they are fluid,...
Urban Onramps has a interesting post on reporting good news about Africa. Ethical investment is something I would like...
The tally just keeps going up! 47 days without internet connection since I came back from holidays in mid...
Two Years ago today, we arrived in Delhi. I still recall the pilot’s announcement when we landed, “welcome to...
I’ve felt that in Australia, people often don’t care about your faith commitments and in the UK they often...
I’ve always felt like an outsider. You would think that having lived nearly 28 or my first 30 years...
My daughter, who turns four in a few weeks, stunned me today with her moral accumen. Since I was...
Homemade pizza on Sunday Nights has become something of a ritual in our home. It is a practise that...
On this site, back in August 2003, I wrote, “I’m sure Harvey Cox mentions Delhi in The Secular City,...
Paul Ricouer, one of the greatest thinkers of our time has passed away in his flat in Paris. His...