
Deep thoughts visit me when I stand at the kitchen sink and wash dishes.
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Deep thoughts visit me when I stand at the kitchen sink and wash dishes.
Continue reading “The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand”I read books for one simple reason โ to stay sane in a world that has clearly lost its mind.
Continue reading “The Black Death by Philip Ziegler”The day before Christmas, I took my youngest daughter to see Spider-Man: No Way Home. It felt like a novel thing to do because we had not been to a movie theatre in a long, long time.
Continue reading “Timbo’s Top Thirty Movies”I was tired and irritable, so I had little patience for what happened next. After a difficult hike, the narrow trail I was on dissolved into thick scrub. The path was no more.
Continue reading “Blisters On My Feet and The Broken Bridge of Doom”My fear of the dark blossomed when I was seven years old. That’s when we (my family and I) moved into a house at the end of a dirt road in the Adelaide Hills.
Continue reading “My Walk into The Great Unknown”I created a new way to measure my social media activity while under the influence ofโฆ a chocolate donut ๐ฉ
Continue reading “My New Social Media Measurement Model”The best education I received was when I learned to grow Oyster mushrooms.
Continue reading “Mushrooms Are Great Teachers”We all have a price. Each of us can be persuaded to compromise our sense of right or wrong if a reasonable sum of money or dream job is offered to us.
Continue reading “Under the Black Flag by David Cordingly”My wife has told me more than once: “Tim, you like to play games and push other people’s buttons.”
Continue reading “Finite and Infinite Games by James P. Carse”I found this book hiding in a box of unwanted paperbacks at a second-hand book fair beneath a church.
Continue reading “The Untold History of the United States by Oliver Stone and Peter Kuznick”