Our children give us the best names and the most praiseworthy attributes that we are undoubtedly undeserving of, and yet – in their innocent expectations we find ourselves called to a higher level of responsibility in order that we may rise to the challenge. We see this innocent, pure admiration and use it as the fuel we need to be who they think we are.
Preserving Family History in the Digital Age
I wanted to know my family tree, I wanted to record it, but I also…
Reflections on Rain
When it rains, we are witness to a refreshment of life itself. The plants, animals…
The Elemental Appeal of Dragon Ball Z
The difference between Dragon Ball and other forms of art however, are that the lessons within are…
Honouring Your Father’s Legacy
Even if our own achievements are not as grandiose, daring or theatrical as those of…
Everything in its Time, Everything in its Place
The strength we need to deal with the realities of life often develops and blossoms…
Nerves of Steel
I’m no ping pong expert. I’ve played it a handful of times in my life,…
Sticks, Stones, Civilisation
…the well constructed stick of reasonably large length and respectful thickness brings about an instinctual…
The Hidden Language of the World
This idea of a language we all share – which Coelho calls the ‘Language of…
First Impressions and Second Chances
I’ve always believed that first impressions show you what a person is really like. Initial…