The weirdest coincidence I ever experienced

What’s the weirdest coincidence you’ve ever experienced? Firstly I must say that I don’t believe in coincidences. Everything happens for a reason, particularly of God’s plan for us. The weirdest thing in my life that could be considered a coincidence was meeting my support worker Sherree and finding out we grew up close to oneContinue reading “The weirdest coincidence I ever experienced”

A book i never finished but still think about?

What’s a book you never finished but still think about? A book that i never finished but still think about is “A State of Siege” by Janet Frame. I was not in a good state mentally when I tried to read this, so I felt fragile about it, because it is very confronting.  Needless toContinue reading “A book i never finished but still think about?”

I do have a few significant others that aren’t romantic relationships

How did you meet your significant other? At first I was not going to write anything about today’s blog topic,  because i don’t have  romantic partner,  but one of my friends convinced me to write about the significance of certain friendships in my life. My first significant other would be Adrian whom I met backContinue reading “I do have a few significant others that aren’t romantic relationships”

Midnight Oils music

What’s a cultural tradition from your country that you love? I love the Australian culture of our local music scene . In my younger years I saw Crowded House, Split Enz,  Hunters and Collectors and Weddings Parties Anything so many times.  The culture i wish I had experienced would have been of an age thatContinue reading “Midnight Oils music”

Sometimes it is better to come from a broken home than to live in one.

The title of today’s blog post is a direct quote i said to my friend Adrian this morning when we were discussing friends,  family and life in general.  Adrian asked if he could quote me on that because he knew some people that could apply to. I think of my friend whose married life whereContinue reading “Sometimes it is better to come from a broken home than to live in one.”