‘Life at GW’ by Cousin P
Cousin P and I have little or nothing in common except some early shared family experiences and and our tertiary education. The former consisted of very jolly Xmas and family…
Social-meaning is the meaning our life gives (or we hope it gives) to others. For example, I mean much to my family.
Self- and Social-meaning are two sides of the same coin. It is useful to separate them, however, because they often differ and the differences are informative (although at other times, we will need to bring them together).
For example, my family means much to me; but I do not mean much to them (or indeed the reverse).
Posters’ M4A Progress Report – 20, May, 2019
POSTERS’ M4A PROGRESS REPORT - 20, MAY, 2019 From time to time, when they feel the urge, RR and MH call a Blogsite Progress Review Meeting (BPRM). The idea is to…
Dialogue of the Death?
DIALOGUE OF THE DEATH? SP and MH have known each other on and off since the early ‘70s, when both were researchers in C. Their relationship has many aspects –…
Living a Culinary Dream in France – the Texan Way
Our names are James and Becky Fischer. We are an American couple from Texas. We have been married for a few years now and in our late fifties/early sixties (guess…
Pop up cycling club
Pop-Up Cycling Club of Auzon (PUCCA)
HH is a great storyteller and good at it too. But, of course, he does so with his own style/angle/and gloss. For example, he is very softhearted and often slides…
DrDD’s Life Does Not mean a Thing!
I have known DrDD for 50 years or so, on and off. We met, when we were doing our PhDs. We are both straight talkers and can take a punch.…
Shipwreck by John Christopher Wade
Religion usually involves a culture and specific behaviours and practices. It also may encompass morals, texts, worldviews etc, as they relate to supernatural/spiritual aspects of a religion. There are many religions.…
Get a new life?
AH and BC asked themselves this question, when confronted respectively with a mid-life and an end-of-life crisis. Their response was a resounding ‘yes’. Indeed, this was the title of an…