Category: australian culture
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The sardine that choked the harbor and other delightful sayings
Read more: The sardine that choked the harbor and other delightful sayingsHere are three delightful sayings I loved at first sight, as well as their equally enthralling backstories.
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A love letter to the cars I have known
Read more: A love letter to the cars I have knownWith cars and with love, it’s complicated.
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The Case for Secular Grace
Read more: The Case for Secular GraceGrace is a powerful tool. It’s time we reclaim this term from Bible passages and make it the standard for our secular army.
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As You Grow, Some Old Shoots Must Wither
Read more: As You Grow, Some Old Shoots Must WitherBushwalk is such a gloriously Aussie word. While Americans vigorously hike and the English ramble or roam, Australians, mate, we just go for a walk, you know, in the bush.
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Hands at Ten and Two, How I Fell in Love with Bush Driving
Read more: Hands at Ten and Two, How I Fell in Love with Bush DrivingI’m a city girl. I love live music, good coffee and public transport. I don’t like driving in the city – there are too many people with too many destinations and too much else on their mind. In the country, it’s different. Though I have often traveled with my loved ones, driving is a solitary activity. It’s just…
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