If one could choose a muse, wouldn’t human nature choose Tiddalik*, that greedy frog sucking all water (giver of life) to himself? Creativity is a gluttonous thing, always wanting feeding... This is what I have become - embittered like a dandelion head, seeds blown off in wind or child’s fancy. Brown and frayed and shucked … Continue reading On Muses
Poor Lebanon. Economic collapse leading to food shortages and devaluation of the Lira. Pandemic. And now this massive explosion in Beirut which has caused some 200 deaths, destroyed 3 of their main hospitals, and brought in thousands of casualties as well as rendering over 300,000 people homeless. And their main grain storage whole country was … Continue reading Accountability
If you look at what's published as "News", it's easy to get confused about who or what you should be listening to. A few weeks ago, I remember reading an interview with Tom Hanks' wife after she was released from the QLD hospital where she and Tom Hanks were treated for COVID19. I can't remember … Continue reading The Hierarchy of Knowledge
Out of the Cave 