Last year I read 25 books total. This year I’d read that many by the end of April. I know for a lot of people that’s not a lot, and for others that’s a huge amount, but I think it’s just about the most I can do right now. When I was little I… View Post
I’ve been writing a fair bit about time in my newsletter recently, about the power of time, about how time is constructed, about how we can choose to use our time to nap all we want. It was all set in motion by a trip home. Where I grew up everything shuts between 5pm… View Post
In my taste finding expedition, I’ve found myself being drawn to more complex and narrative pieces which juggle multiple elements. I’ve always loved looking for structure in whatever I’m looking for whether that’s pattern when I’m researching, rhetorical devices or clever conclusion when I’m reading or hidden triangles when I’m walking around a gallery.… View Post
Discombobulated. It’s one of my favourite words. It also describes how I’ve been feeling on and off a lot recently. I spent some time writing about it as a word and as a state of being in my newsletter. Occasionally, the more personal or looser pieces I write for my sunday mail out… View Post
In a recent post, I wrote about taking mini-adventures on your own. The power of taking yourself on holiday and how to get started if the idea of spending a significant amount of time (in a new place) solo is a little intimidating. But when I travel alone now, I’m not just focused on learning… View Post
