What Were You Thinking?
Julia LawrinsonMemoir, musings, and more
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 136 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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Leading by the mouth (or, travels in gado gado)
I vividly remember the first time I tasted peanut sauce.
It was August 1979 when parents drove to Broome in a fruitless attempt to save their marriage. The reason they went to Broome was because my grandfather Frank was the police superint...
Java journey
Dear reader, this was initially posted inadvertently a note, but which should have been the post you now see before you. I will write more about the second half of the journey at another date, but I will say that I have returned home full o...
Grief and love
The getting of different kinds of wisdom
As we speak, my heart is hurting for a number of my friends who are going through hard stuff - death, grief, diagnoses nobody wants to hear, parents retreating into the clouded enclosure of dementia...
Essential reading for all teachers: Katriona O'Sullivan's Poor
If you've wondered what difference you make to the young people in your life, this book shows you
I deeply loathe the commercial and divisive nature of The Algorithm, but sometimes it throws up recommendations that garner a grudging respec...
Putting up mirrors to our blind spots
Sitting with complexity one podcast at a time
I recently watched a couple of PBS’ excellent series of documentaries called American Experience on inventors Henry Ford and Thomas Edison (and yes, I now know the extent of Ford’s antisemitism...
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Award-winning writer, popular presenter, keen consultant. Author of memoir How To Avoid A Happy Life (Fremantle Press). Latest middle grade book Trapped! (also Fremantle Press). Enthusiastic learner of Indonesian, cello and viola.
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