One of my 2010 resolutions was to leave my pescatarian diet behind and become a strict vegetarian. I’ve stayed rather true to this, only having eaten meat and fish less than a handful of times in the past six months. There are many reasons why I chose to live this way, but rather than me preaching […]
Give it a go
Words courtesy of Samuel Beckett (1906-1989) on my favourite new site: The Daily Aphorism.
My manifesto for living
June 2010 To seek authenticity in all that I encouter To maintain a high level of integrity in all that I am responsible for To question constantly and learn continuously To respect others and empathise with their perpectives To energise and excite the environment around me To appreciate and focus on every moment I have […]
Where should all the young journos go?
‘Online 1984’ mini documentary
Myself and a few others, including Lucio Ribeiro, Jeff Richardson, Alan Isherwood and Ryan Egan, were recently interviewed by a group of Swinburne documentary students about the very timely topic of online privacy. The documentary was directed by Ben Sale and focuses on issues surrounding Facebook, data, users, access and attitudes towards privacy. I appear under the […]
Just saying
A city and its people: London in timelapse
Photoblogging foray
I recently transferred my photoblogging platform of choice from Facebook to flickr. It’s ironic because Facebook’s schizophrenic privacy changes have actually instilled the desire for me to be more open elsewhere, and share my images with the universe – not just my friends. Like many digital citizens, I think I have developed a sharing compulsion […]
Belief and fear: a selection of quotes
“Most of our so-called reasoning consists in finding arguments for going on believing as we already do.” ~James Harvey Robinson “Life ends when you stop dreaming, hope ends when you stop believing, love ends when you stop caring, friendship ends when you stop sharing.” ~Anon “Too many people are thinking of security instead of opportunity. […]
Kate Kendall 