How we love the things those we love love
My father loved his books Our home was always covered in books. Wall to wall books. Even our kitchen had a whole bookcase on something else he loved, cooking. My mother is the ‘chef’ and my father was the chef of the occasional day. I shipped 30 boxes of books from Finland to Australia in [...]
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What do climate change and books have to do with each other?
Illusions and cycles and beliefs….cannot believe the amount of disagreement Since my arrival in Sydney in 1988 this is the coldest and wettest winter….I don’t want to debate cycles and illusions and beliefs about that. Just a very practical observation. When so much water comes down that a city is not built for it – [...]
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