Monthly Archives: October 2015

Last weekend we celebrated my Uncle’s 50th birthday by having dinner aboard the M.V. Mary Ann, cruising down the Murray river from Echuca. The last time I was there, my Aunt and Uncle were getting married and I was a … Continue reading →

“A person experiences life as something separated from the rest – a kid of optical delusion of consciousness. Our task must be to free ourselves from this self-imposed prison, and through compassion, to find the reality of Oneness.” – Quote … Continue reading →

When Oren Peli released his debut big-budget feature film Paranormal Activity in 2009, it became an unexpected global hit at the box office. Now it’s 2015 and five sequels later, this sixth installment is supposedly the final film in the … Continue reading →

“Only you can see the emptiness I feel when you’re with me” – Ellie Goulding, Only You, 2012. Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve really been experimenting with my mediums. On The Gorge, I used watercolour pencils in a … Continue reading →

This Monday morning marked my final counseling session with Dr. Nicole. It’s hard to believe not only how far I’ve come but just the fact that I managed to attend 10 counseling sessions this year. I honestly thought that I’d … Continue reading →

Chlorsig contains chloramphenicol, a synthetic antibiotic, as the active ingredient. Chlorsig  is available as eye drops and eye ointment, for external use only. It is used to treat an eye infection called bacterial conjunctivitis, which  is a bacterial infection involving … Continue reading →

On Monday afternoon, I had my first ever experience of being on a radio show. More specifically I was a guest speaker on Rita Hartney’s show Hot Topics with Rita along with my mum, friend Kaye, assistant Kate, Rita’s grandson … Continue reading →

After the release of their mini-album Do It Again with Robyn, Norwegian electronic duo Royksopp (Svein Berge and Torbjørn Brundtland) hinted at things to come with the release of their fifth and final album The Inevitable End. The lyrical content … Continue reading →