I established the premise of the blog conversation I’m having with my brother right here. David responded to the two questions I asked on his blog and you can read those responses in full by clicking this link. I will engage with the issues David raised with some minimal quotes from his post, but it’s […]
Read More ADBC: 02 – Rights and The Music in my MindYou ever thought that you could do with an upgrade? Some puruse that in a bid to keep up with everyone else who has the latest model. Others, however, are far more concerned with recognising that to complete their necessary operations and to flourish, they cannot stay where they are. God blessed me with three […]
Read More Time for an UpgradeThere are few things in life as wonderful, refreshing and invigorating as seeing someone do something to an excellent standard. It is sad that often, for a wide range of reasons, we are somewhat cultured to accept that which is less than excellent, so that the excellent is soething of a rarity. It’s sad, because […]
Read More About That Quote: On ExcellenceMy brother David and I have been conversing about a wide range of issues for a few decades. He blogs over there and I blog right here. There are things that he blogs about that I find fascinating and I’m aware that he enjoys a few of the blogs that I’ve posted from time to […]
Read More A Dryden Blog Conversation (ADBC): 01 – OpeningLimitless. People would love it somethings were limitless. What’s often forget is that it may be limitless, but they are not. They are limited. It’s one thing, however, to recognise that you are limited and it’s a differnt thing when others look to be limiting. Especially limiting you to never achieve what could be limitless. […]
Read More Journeyman Jottings: Limited and LimitingOffice work is fascinating. There is the work to complete. There are the positions to be filled. There is the ladder of the organisation. There is office politics. There is the adaptation process required to understand and thrive in all of that. When I first worked in an office, I was blessed to have someone […]
Read More Journeyman Journal: How It Looks and How It IsDo you remember those first days at work? As in first days that you ever did work? Not the paper rounds, or helping your parents out with their stuff, I mean the first days at work. I watched my parents come from work tired. It was fascinating doing that for the first time myself. I […]
Read More Journeyman Journal: Get With The ProgrammeHere’s a trustworthy saying – libraries fulfil their function when they are full of books. Libraries used to be a location in which I took great delight and found great respite. The books in particular that caught my interest gave an outline and some insight into people, teams or organisations. I found those outlines fascinating. […]
Read More Journeyman Journal: Library ContributionsAt the age of 14 with others in my year group we were given a choice of one of three subjects to study further at school. The options were geography, history and religious studies. It was not an easy choice to make. Two of those subjects were very interesting indeed. It was going to be […]
Read More Journeyman Journal: The Cartographer… Pick up the pace now. Come on, faster. Full sprint now, come on! OK, alright, now slow it down. Slow it down further. Even slower now, no need to even jog. Even slower than the fast walk. That’s it, strolling now. Pay attention to your breathing. That’s it. Keep that pace now. Take it […]
Read More Journeyman Jottings: Pace
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