Author, Artist, Adventurer
I discovered recently that there are people out there who develop warm and tender relationships with their Black Widows. Feeding them juicy crickets and valiantly saving them from the dissection knife; proving that the human brain is so plastic it can learn to love just about anything. This I learn as I make my way... Continue Reading →
Prof John Booker led me deep into the earths crust. With new developments in statistics, computer imaging and the long, long energy waves of the sun, geophysicists can see 400 km deep into the earth. What they are finding runs counter to what everybody believed. It was all too clever for me , but what... Continue Reading →
Dr Pollack made me think very differently about water. We are walking ponds, walking watery ecosystems. We should all be taught water management to aid our health. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-T7tCMUDXU
In having coffee with Michael Skinner I had a problem trying to decide whether to be filled with hope or totally terrified. This article set me on my course to meet him in my ongoing search for Galileo. The Toxins That Affected Your Great-Grandparents Could Be In Your Genes | Innovation | Smithsonian http://www.smithsonianmag.com The... Continue Reading →
“My stomach dropped”....said the mother on the news, as she remembered the moment that she heard of the knife stabbings at her child’s school. Only the most fortunate among us have not felt that hollow ‘stomach drop’ that accompanies shocking news. I was about to experience it again. It was a bright day in the... Continue Reading →
