Keep in touch with classmates by adding a comment here. There are pictures of most of my classes. Find yourself.
This is a place for graduates to get in touch with each other. When the blackboard unit of study web site ends, students can shift to this one. When I have occasion to contact graduates I will ask them to visit this blog and leave a comment. Open this post and you may find yourself pictured.
Things have changed … slowly, for the better.
Those good old days! Before Dawkins. (Don’t know what a Dawkins is? Hit google for “John Dawkins.”)
Continue reading “Then and now: the working day, the working week.“
The top three for this visit were (1) Shangri-La, (2) Pacific Aviation Museum, and (3) Waiklele Premium Outlets. Each is recommended.
We kept a travel diary on this trip, as we always do, but it now competes for input with Kate’s blog
http://knittatpug.blogspot.com/
and mine https://theory-practice.sydney.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/
Not to be out done, Julie also blogged their part of the excursion
http://julie.stuffworld.info
We have been here many times before, yet there reamin many new things to see and do.
We are taking another winter vacation in Waikiki.
Classrooms are at a premium.
Over the next weeks I will post my own exit poll on my four decades at the University of Sydney.
As long as it is unconventional, radical, and daring, that long shall I wear neckties!
The time has come to address the neck tie.
I knew it would come to this one day, and that day is now, not nigh.
When I admitted to being a reader, the door opened!
“Are you a reader?”
Should one admit to being a reader? That is the question.
Without a narrative context all One Day cricket has to offer is the show, and Twenty20 is far better at that.
Yes, Bleaders, I have something to say about this, too.
Too many policies are pursed on the basis of exaggeration and overstatement, call that sensationalism.
I keep going on about the dangers of passion.
