When luck and irony collide
Things recently took a strange turn here at the magpie nest. I opened the NSW government health site as I do each evening, to check on details of the latest …
Musings includes poetry, song lyrics and other thoughts about this world, this life…
Things recently took a strange turn here at the magpie nest. I opened the NSW government health site as I do each evening, to check on details of the latest …
How my angst swirls and swoops when there’s another Covid outbreak. So near, or not, anywhere we go perhaps, masked and wary. Checking in and often forgetting to check out. …
Growing up in Tasmania there was, I suppose, a certain inevitability that I would find myself heading north from time to time. Just as the Tamar empties into the sea… …
The archeological museum was uplifting. I went once in the morning and then again in the afternoon. After so much musing on sea, sand, pebbles and stone, I was delighted …
A song for the last days of travel this time. I prepare to return home. City, Country, Stone Building nowthe weight of absence so many layersso far from the sourceyour …
I am overwhelmed with all the birthday love, truly, it is very heart-warming. Strangely, as I wander the harbour this early morning I feel a pull away from this relentless …
As I pondered the relationship and the difference between pebbles and sand I realised eventually, that sand is sand largely because of the kind of stone it comes from, and …
That feeling when you wake up and it’s your birthday and the sun is shining. I wasn’t sure how it would be to have a birthday away from home, friends …
Well, the rollocking Red Mary finally found her way through. I think the spirit of the pirate Barbarossa remained after sitting in the grounds of that fortress. Here’s a song …
Soft, cool morning sun in Chaniá. No cats about yet. I climb the steps to pick some basil for my morning salad. I realize then I’m on the western wall. …