ttravel Keep reading > What I found curious about Japan3 January 2024 In my uni days, I took a course called Japanese Law & Society, of which I remember only…
rrelationships Keep reading > A dream come true and some deja vu26 June 2022 Anticipating a 6am start, I dreamt last night that my alarm didn’t go off and I woke at…
ttravel Keep reading > Dad’s travel tips: visiting (almost) 100 countries7 March 2022 With international travel once again opening up, I thought I’d share with you some wisdom from my dear…
cculture Keep reading > Does he love you for who you are?11 January 2022 One of the biggest lies (or delusions) of romance in pop culture is that your soul mate will…
wwork Keep reading > I’m an anti-slavery tour guide. Sort of.3 June 2020 I’ve always fancied being a tour guide for a time. Sure, it would get old pretty soon, but…
ttravel Keep reading > Nomad no more19 May 2020 Australians boast the inglorious irony of being the best off people in this pandemic and yet we’re potentially…
Keep reading > Mediterranean (from Tarifa to you)24 February 2020 I watch the weather where I was and where I want to be; too cold for summer, too hot for winter, too comfortable to be close to anywhere ...
ffaith Keep reading > Chasing wonder25 November 2019 Concepts create idols. Only wonder grasps anything. Gregory of Nyssa This quote struck quite a chord with me…
wwork Keep reading > Cambodia: Cycle. Sweat. End slavery.22 January 2019 This month Cambodia marked the fortieth anniversary of the fall of the Khmer Rouge. It’s prompted me to…
ttravel Keep reading > Taking 5 in Taswegia8 May 2017 I went to Tasmania and it was awesome. Here are just 5 special moments and accompanying pictures for you to gawk at.