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Appreciative Inquiry (1)
- An Online Hosting Team
  October 11, 2009
  I have been immersed in arranging the "hosting team" and schedule for the online component of the 2009 World Appreciative Inquiry Conference, coming up in…
Beginnings (1)
- All Fools' Day
  April 1, 2009
  Today, on All Fools' Day, I'm launching into the blogosphere. A very appropriate day to begin! :) It's a day to remember the archetypal Fool - the innocent who…
Featured (3)
- 10 Lessons From Cats
  August 10, 2009
  An amusing - and perhaps also serious - look at what cats can teach us about life. :)
- A Journey Shared
  November 1, 2009
  A deeply personal story about part of my life's journey. About sadness, loss, healing and growth.
- Invisible People
  June 14, 2009
  We were in the city, at a cafe before a show. It was a cool evening but, warm enough in our coats, we were sitting at an outside table sipping our coffees and…
Journeys (13)
- A Journey Shared
  November 1, 2009
  A deeply personal story about part of my life's journey. About sadness, loss, healing and growth.
- All Fools' Day
  April 1, 2009
  Today, on All Fools' Day, I'm launching into the blogosphere. A very appropriate day to begin! :) It's a day to remember the archetypal Fool - the innocent who…
- Cosmic Jokers
  May 13, 2009
  A reflection on the capriciousness of life, the archetypal Cosmic Joker and paradox
- Decisions, Decisions ...
  June 20, 2009
  Conventional wisdom says decision-making is a logical, linear process. We start at a certain point, think about it, weigh up the pros and cons as we go along -…
- Fence Sitting
  April 7, 2009
  Why is it that 'sitting on the fence' is so often considered a bad thing? When people talk about someone who is doing so, they often speak with a curl of the…
- Hit and Myth
  February 8, 2010
  Today I left something undone that I wish I had done - though perhaps others may say I'm foolish to think so. .. A tale of trust, risk - and alternative…
- Life
  April 23, 2009
  A great blog post on Barriers by Jeb Dickerson made me reflect on the wonderful journey that life is if we embrace its possibilities.
- On Time and Tesseracts
  April 5, 2009
  Recently, thanks to Daniel Brenton, I was reminded again of Madeleine L'Engle's book for children, A Wrinkle in Time - one that intrigued me as a child.
- Seasons
  May 28, 2009
  Cold crispness in the air, autumn colours in the trees. I can feel the seasons passing ...
- Serendipity
  September 21, 2009
  I was going through some old files and came across a poem I wrote a number of years ago about the joy of chance encounters... Such unexpected encounters are…
- The Uncultured Project
  April 4, 2009
  Here's an inspiring story to remind us there IS hope for the world. :-) It's one young man's "journey to help the poorest of the poor". In his own words ...
- The Wonders of WordPress & Thesis
  September 10, 2009
  For the last two weeks I've been a bit preoccupied to say the least ... immersed in the wonders of WordPress, php, plugins, widgets and other gadgets. I've…
- Widdershins
  April 3, 2009
  Growling thunder this morning reminds me of my childhood. I was no longer frightened by loud crashes of thunder, when I knew it was just the gods playing a…
Reflections (37)
- 10 Lessons From Cats
  August 10, 2009
  An amusing - and perhaps also serious - look at what cats can teach us about life. :)
- A Breath of Kindness
  April 20, 2009
  As with other forms of writing everywhere, it can at times be a little nerve-wracking to post to a blog. We take a deep breath, hit 'publish' and trust that…
- A Passionate Plea
  June 8, 2009
  ... It’s a prison or a juvenile justice centre, right? Wrong! It’s a large, modern high school.
- A Political Rant
  July 29, 2010
  A 'political rant' in the face of our upcoming 2010 Federal Elections. What I want, and what I will promise in return.
- A Spoonful of Care
  May 6, 2010
  A warm trip down memory lane about my parents and spoons. Small acts of care that made a difference.
- Apeldoorn and Other Tragedies
  May 1, 2009
  Tonight I've been following the breaking news on Twitter about the tragedy that happened at Apeldoorn in Holland...But perhaps there are also some bigger…
- Beauty
  April 16, 2009
  As Joseph Addison, British poet and statesman, once said several hundred years ago: "There is nothing that makes its way more directly to the soul than…
- City Lights
  April 6, 2010
  Reflecting on and celebrating the delights of the City of Melbourne.
- Cosmic Jokers
  May 13, 2009
  A reflection on the capriciousness of life, the archetypal Cosmic Joker and paradox
- Decisions, Decisions ...
  June 20, 2009
  Conventional wisdom says decision-making is a logical, linear process. We start at a certain point, think about it, weigh up the pros and cons as we go along -…
- Dreaming of World Peace
  September 16, 2009
  World peace .. does that sometimes seem an impossible dream? Maybe. We're all human. We get cranky and annoyed. People irritate us - their actions hurt…
- Evening Seashore
  August 17, 2009
  I drop back letting the others and their voices fade ahead of me. This is not a talking place, this beach -
- Fence Sitting
  April 7, 2009
  Why is it that 'sitting on the fence' is so often considered a bad thing? When people talk about someone who is doing so, they often speak with a curl of the…
- From Quiet Homes ...
  February 11, 2010
  A lovely poem about the really important things in life.
- Holding the Centre
  September 13, 2009
  I've just finished reading Iran Awakening, by Shirin Ebadi, winner of the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize. Subtitled A Memior of Revolution and Hope, it is an…
- I Don't Know
  August 14, 2009
  I've been listening to a lovely song by Lisa Hannigan, called I Don't Know. I'm inspired to reflect yet again on the importance of connecting with other…
- I Remember ... A Boomer Tribute
  June 4, 2009
  A quick trip down memory lane for those of the 'boomer generation'.
- Indra's Net
  April 30, 2009
  A beautiful Hindu legend about the god Indra, who creates a vast net across the universe.
- Invisible People
  June 14, 2009
  We were in the city, at a cafe before a show. It was a cool evening but, warm enough in our coats, we were sitting at an outside table sipping our coffees and…
- Lessons from Squirrels
  May 19, 2009
  Here are two great little 'squirrel movies', each with a message. :)
- Life
  April 23, 2009
  A great blog post on Barriers by Jeb Dickerson made me reflect on the wonderful journey that life is if we embrace its possibilities.
- Multiple Realities
  April 30, 2010
  A reflection on the Appreciative Inquiry assumption that "reality is created in the moment and there are multiple realities".
- Music and Memories
  April 26, 2009
  Music holds a sure magic ... It can take us back to a certain time or place with crystal-clear vividness
- One Picture, Two Stories
  July 8, 2009
  Look at the picture to the right. What does this represent for you? What do you think about when you look at it? What story does it tell you?
- One Voice in the Crowd
  August 3, 2009
  So often we think we can't do much to make the world a better place. We look at the enormity of the task and think "What on earth can I do about it? Who am I,…
- Perspective & Reality
  May 17, 2009
  Inspired by some amazing 3-D street art by Karl Mueller, I've been reflecting on perspective and the nature of reality.
- Seasons
  May 28, 2009
  Cold crispness in the air, autumn colours in the trees. I can feel the seasons passing ...
- Serendipity
  September 21, 2009
  I was going through some old files and came across a poem I wrote a number of years ago about the joy of chance encounters... Such unexpected encounters are…
- Stink Bombs
  May 6, 2009
  A wonderful evening spent with old friends recently, in which we talked about many things 'from cabbages to kings'. One of my friends, John, is a primary…
- Stopped and Dropped
  January 29, 2010
  A reflection on how sometimes you can drop your bundle with something, and not really know why. And "Shop Dropping in Myers" - a great poem by Kristin Henry.
- Thankless Thinking
  February 4, 2010
  A common phenomenon in our society - and one that we could do without!
- The Colour of Days
  April 10, 2009
  Ever thought of using colours to describe your day? I've been playing with the idea and I've realised there's a huge palette of shades from which to choose and…
- The Gods We Honour
  April 14, 2009
  I've been reflecting on some of the archetypes prevalent in our society, particularly in relation to 'mythological' connections. Even more specifically, in…
- The More Things Change ...
  June 27, 2010
  For various reasons this last week, I have found myself in a deeply reflective space. I've walked again in an earlier me, revisiting events and experiences…
- The Power of Play: Shirley's Story
  April 11, 2009
  There's an an old saying "We don't stop playing because we get old - we get old because we stop playing". Shirley knew how to share the gift of play ... right…
- Why Does Writing Matter?
  August 22, 2009
  I've just finished reading Anne Lamott's book Bird By Bird. It's a witty, warm and practical read for anyone who writes - or who wants to write.
- Wordplay with Wordle
  April 27, 2009
  I've just discovered and begun playing with Wordle. "Dad determined musical horizons - listen". There was whole new stream of reflection for me in that one…
Resources (2)
- Category Feeds with WordPress and Feedburner
  April 21, 2009
  I've been working today on re-organising and configuring my partner Chris's blog, Chris Chats. He needed RSS feeds set up for individual categories - and I…
- Multiple Realities
  April 30, 2010
  A reflection on the Appreciative Inquiry assumption that "reality is created in the moment and there are multiple realities".
Stories (17)
- A Journey Shared
  November 1, 2009
  A deeply personal story about part of my life's journey. About sadness, loss, healing and growth.
- Beauty
  April 16, 2009
  As Joseph Addison, British poet and statesman, once said several hundred years ago: "There is nothing that makes its way more directly to the soul than…
- Dialogue as Art
  August 26, 2009
  This evening, thanks to my friend and colleague Natalie Shell, I learned the story of two Irish artists who have created an unusual work of art ...
- Holding the Centre
  September 13, 2009
  I've just finished reading Iran Awakening, by Shirin Ebadi, winner of the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize. Subtitled A Memior of Revolution and Hope, it is an…
- How Many Times
  August 6, 2009
  How often do we give our time, our spirits and our hearts to listen - really listen - to the stories of others? Ordinary people, with extraordinary stories.
- I Don't Know
  August 14, 2009
  I've been listening to a lovely song by Lisa Hannigan, called I Don't Know. I'm inspired to reflect yet again on the importance of connecting with other…
- I Remember ... A Boomer Tribute
  June 4, 2009
  A quick trip down memory lane for those of the 'boomer generation'.
- Indra's Net
  April 30, 2009
  A beautiful Hindu legend about the god Indra, who creates a vast net across the universe.
- Invisible People
  June 14, 2009
  We were in the city, at a cafe before a show. It was a cool evening but, warm enough in our coats, we were sitting at an outside table sipping our coffees and…
- Music and Memories
  April 26, 2009
  Music holds a sure magic ... It can take us back to a certain time or place with crystal-clear vividness
- On Time and Tesseracts
  April 5, 2009
  Recently, thanks to Daniel Brenton, I was reminded again of Madeleine L'Engle's book for children, A Wrinkle in Time - one that intrigued me as a child.
- One Picture, Two Stories
  July 8, 2009
  Look at the picture to the right. What does this represent for you? What do you think about when you look at it? What story does it tell you?
- Revisiting Brideshead
  March 10, 2010
  About re-experiencing the delights of Brideshead Revisited by Evelyn Waugh, and the 1981 BBC TV series of the same name.
- Stink Bombs
  May 6, 2009
  A wonderful evening spent with old friends recently, in which we talked about many things 'from cabbages to kings'. One of my friends, John, is a primary…
- The Power of Play: Shirley's Story
  April 11, 2009
  There's an an old saying "We don't stop playing because we get old - we get old because we stop playing". Shirley knew how to share the gift of play ... right…
- The Storyteller
  February 18, 2010
  Unshaved, unkempt, black nails, black teeth and an old, tattered coat. You'd dismiss him as derelict and walk straight past. Yet when he spoke eagles…
- Widdershins
  April 3, 2009
  Growling thunder this morning reminds me of my childhood. I was no longer frightened by loud crashes of thunder, when I knew it was just the gods playing a…
WordPress (2)
- Category Feeds with WordPress and Feedburner
  April 21, 2009
  I've been working today on re-organising and configuring my partner Chris's blog, Chris Chats. He needed RSS feeds set up for individual categories - and I…
- The Wonders of WordPress & Thesis
  September 10, 2009
  For the last two weeks I've been a bit preoccupied to say the least ... immersed in the wonders of WordPress, php, plugins, widgets and other gadgets. I've…

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