Some thoughts on the beer treadmill
When I found myself pondering why I wouldn’t open a bottle of a 2013 beer that I have in my fridge it led me to thinking about why I have … Continue reading →
Beer – BarleyWhine
I didn’t care much for the particular bottle of barley wine that I last had – see Beer – #1037 – McLeod’s – Barley Wine, a beer I found so unpalatable that I … Continue reading →
4:16 am and the clock goes tick-tick-tick Musings
Light. What exactly is light? You can see light (in the visible spectrum), you can’t see light (in the spectrum you can’t see), it has colours that entertain us, in … Continue reading →
Book Review – Devil’s Gate
Start judging me. Devil’s Gate is an adventure novel in author Clive Cussler‘s The NUMA Files. Co-written with Graham Brown It is a chapter book, each chapter it’s own story, and only a … Continue reading →
Beer – the one with the gap week
I had a strep throat infection which really took a toll, and not only that but because of the medications I’m forced into a break in the quest to drink … Continue reading →
4:11 am and the clock goes tick-tick-tick Musings
I found this, which reminded me of the problems associated with the insomnia musings about being able to shrink smaller and smaller. I’d thought about the atoms of oxygen needed … Continue reading →
4:10 am and the clock goes tick-tick-tick Musings
Thoughts about, flying, being invisible, faster than light, superpowers in general, the opposite side of the earth to you, they come and go. But have you ever thought what it … Continue reading →
Labour and Socialism – lurch left.
I don’t vote Labour or left wing. Never have. Doesn’t mean that I can’t have an opinion on what might make me vote for them though, or ideas that might … Continue reading →
4:05 am and the clock goes tick-tick-tick Musings
Having, sort of, got my head around the speed of light thing, but perhaps not, the next part is the travelling to a new planet or star, somehow. These are … Continue reading →
Homeopathy Awareness Week | Infectious Thoughts
Homeopathy Awareness Week | Infectious Thoughts.
A night out with Billy Connolly
Had the occasion to go to a concert venue with about 10,000 others to see 2 hours of Billy Connolly. This is the second time that I’ve been to see … Continue reading →
4:04 am and the clock goes tick-tick-tick Musings
I was watching some youtube things, and you know how that ends up, normally pictures of cats right. Well not in my case. Hollow Earth Theory : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollow_Earth Hollow Earth. … Continue reading →
A Letter to Murray McCully – he replies
The reply to my original letter is posted here as a PDF MurraryMcCully or as a picture below, This is a response to a letter I wrote to my MP, who had … Continue reading →
A Letter to Murray McCully
I expect a form letter asnwer. Mr.McCully, I understand that you’re voted in for your opinions and preferences, but I can’t let it pass without comment that you changed … Continue reading →
The one with the budget
It’s only in the last couple of years that I’ve had my own personal bank account. Since before being married MrsPdubyah and Me have had a joint bank account. Everything we … Continue reading →
The 12 ways of Christmas – The Holiday with the ‘folks’
We’re lucky enough to enjoy a beach house. We’re lucky enough to have ‘Christmas‘ in the summer months, being as how it’s New Zealand and it’s all the other way … Continue reading →
Bit of a mistake – Shopping at Farro
I don’t know what came over me, but I went to Farro Fresh, for no reason other than that they do have the Over the Moon – Triple Cream Brie … Continue reading →
When Sci-Fi loses the plot – Revolution
Revolution – our entire way of life depends on electricity. So what would happen if it just stopped working….. 15 years later, life is back to what it once was long … Continue reading →
The Fleece Machine – Spiritual medium to meet with Pike River families – wait there’s more !
“I only want to help: Psychic to sceptics“ Says the headline today. A celebrity psychic who wants to get in touch with earthquake and Pike River coalmine victims from beyond … Continue reading →