I started ‘A Writer’s Exposé’ to speak my unflinching mind. As political issues are not my cup of tea, I started to blog about various
Good Samaritans (Wynyard)
If my readers are intrigued by the unusual heading for this specific blog entry, it is because of the latest obsession with cataloguing via Libraries
Unexacting inamorato: risking romantic relationships for personal choices
I am not an alcoholic and my plea to be exempted from judgementalism, when I boldly state that alcohol is the best lover, I have
A brush up on annals
Did you know that the first semi-public library in the colony of New South Wales was opened in 1810? According to Neil Hinsch’s Master’s dissertation
Do systems induce impostor syndrome?
Yes, it does! The psychological disorder known as “impostor syndrome”, a variation of the originally identified “impostor phenomenon”, was identified originally by Pauline Clance and
The restoration of fundamental justice – a pressing need!
As kangaroo is the symbol of Australia, I erroneously assumed that “Kangaroo Courts” originated in Australia. A hilarious coinage from the US, the birth of
The synonymousness of creativity with high performance
An ISACA member, it is a mandatory requirement that I earn twenty Continuing Professional Education points a year to maintain my membership, and with the