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Ever wondered what the world would look like from the view of an Ant?
Fifty-foot high blades of grass, tornado vacuum cleaners to water pipe rivers. Marvel’s newest movie in their cinematic universe Ant-Man, allows you to venture into an exciting macro environment. Continue reading “Size does matter!”
We would like to think of ourselves as confident outgoing people. However, there are times when we stop ourselves from doing certain things. This simply put is fear. Continue reading “I’ll take my little friend Fear for $500 Alex”
What does the word “hero” mean to you? To me, without a doubt, it signifies honour, it resonates strength from a true heart, and most of all the courage to take a stand for what is right, often at the stake of your own life.
Continue reading “A hero among Men – The amazing story of Sir Nicholas Winton”
I was a mere 4 years old when Seinfeld was first aired. I started watching odd episodes when I was about 9 and to be honest, a lot of the jokes tended to go over my head. I liked the show, plus because it was PG, I was able to watch it. New episodes only aired on TV for another 3 years. As an adult, I decided to re-watch the show, and it appealed to me on a different level. I grew to really appreciate the writing, the jokes, the storylines and the characters, and to this day I still quote lines – however I’m sure there are a lot of people who are certainly sick of that. Continue reading “Seinfeld – How a show about nothing became everything!”
April 16th 2015 – It was a beautiful crisp Spring morning, as my partner and I strolled for the first time through Central Park in New York. Most of the trees were still bare and the leaves were just starting to grow back. The air was fresh and ground still a bit dewy. As we gripped our coffees and casually strolled, a thought occurred – I actually couldn’t believe that I was in New York City. Almost to the point where I had to do one of those over the top rubbing your eyes in disbelief moments. Finally I was here! Continue reading “New York City – 10 things I love about thee!”
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I saw Jurassic Park when I was 10 and it blew me away. The Dinosaurs realness factor was phenomenal and it honestly made me want to be a Palaeontologist. I loved Dinosaurs and to see them bought to life in such a grand scale earned a place in my heart as one of the best movies for that genre. So when they announced Jurassic World, my heart skipped a beat. How would they do it? What direction would they take? Continue reading “JURASSIC WORLD”
Welcome to the most common response I get when I ask a customer how they are going or hello. Rarely do I get an “I’m good thanks” or “I’m well”, it is a cold, blunt often rude line of “I’m just looking” which if you really look at it, it translates to leave me alone.
Continue reading “I’m just looking!!”
When I watched my first Disney movie as a kid I fell in love. I am now a 30-year-old man and the love has never died. Judge away all you like but I am happy to admit that, there is something wonderfully innocent about them and in the adult world, having that as an outlet sometimes is needed. My two worlds collide wonderfully when I can have a glass (or bottle) of wine with a Disney movie.
I grew up in the country, my family had horses and quite a lot of acreage, and space has never really been a stranger to me. Some people would call me a country boy I, however would not. I was a round peg in a square hole. The slow pace is nice, but it’s not for me. I will say though, that people in country towns are nice, polite, and they also understand the mechanics of sidewalk etiquette. The irony being that space is all around them, yet the know how to do the footpath Waltz. Continue reading “Keep LEFT unless overtaking!”
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