
2024 Grateful 21: Buying distance
I flew into Budapest late one afternoon. The sensible thing would have been to stay overnight in the city and get the train down to
I flew into Budapest late one afternoon. The sensible thing would have been to stay overnight in the city and get the train down to
Months ago, himself was invited to visit the Jesuits in Ljubljana on the feast of St Ignatius of Loyola. They were launching the Slovenian translation
I’ve only recently discovered the brilliant Swedish author Fredrik Backman. Were I in charge of the world, I’d make his book – A Man Called
I can’t remember ever living a day when I didn’t stop at least once and wonder at my ignorance. Sometimes, this ignorance is of the
It’s hard to believe that there are people out there who reckon climate change is a load of old codswallop. Jeremy Shapiro has an interesting
Three blogs. Three times more likely to attract spam comments. Somedays, I take a little time to figure out why they chose that particular post
In the last year or so, I’ve made note of a few things I won’t be saying again. Things I used to say with abandon.
Dead people have populated my dreams of late, friends and relatives who have crossed over into the next life. There’s a randomness to it. They
Somewhere recently, with someone, the conversation of time travel came up. They spoke about how travel into the future might technically be possible, given the
I went to visit my dad today. I brought him roses from his garden. I think he’d have liked that. We didn’t talk much. He