Spending two years travelling the world and focusing on family and kids... because life is too short to miss the best bits. I'll be back to my career soon and m
Some experiences defy words.
Sir Stephen Hough playing Rachmaninov’s 2nd piano concerto with the @sydneysymphonyorchestra at the @sydneyoperahouse is one of them.
Speechless.
#stephenhough#rachmaninoff#rachmaninov https://t.co/B6CqUrcDSG
An extraordinary sunset during the Covid pandemic in one of Australia's most special places.
A character you couldn't invent.
A cameo by an Australian entertainment industry icon.
And a twist ending (of course).
https://t.co/DUBmOTWsY7 via @LinkedIn
Nestled on a wonderful, remote part of the NSW coast, some 3 hours North of Sydney, is Tiona.
It’s an incredible place to camp, fish, surf, kayak and cycle.
And man, the sunsets over Wallis Lake are something else!
(Shot 1 here is an iPhone14 no-filt… https://t.co/IEnQuv70yX
Our campsite is off the Eyre Highway, one of Australia's most remote areas. It’s 600km of desert and scrub to the nearest town, with only two directions to choose from - East or West. At night, we sit by the campfire, and I play some chords on my guitar … https://t.co/8K2pWYdNyd
Tonight over Sydney we’ve got a rare event taking place that won’t happen again until 2039.
It’s those two little pin pricks in the sky at the end of my street. Venus and Jupiter, the two brightest planets in our night sky, within touching distance.
We… https://t.co/rqKh9q8Sll
Perfect sunrise in Sydney this morning. Great chance for a double lap of Narrabeen Lagoon with @philherborn powered by 3 Expressos. There’s something to be said for running loops where there’s a coffee shop in the middle! 😂 https://t.co/raK3BknIui
It’s a warm evening and I’m walking along Southbank in Melbourne. The city lights are gently coming on. It’s beautiful yet I feel divided
I’m on a work trip, so just to be soaking this in is a privilege. But work travel can be lonely. At the end of the … https://t.co/ed97xbmKDV
Important changes in our society are rarely made easily.
But this year we Australians are being given a clear choice to make.
We are being asked if we believe that our First Nations people deserve a Voice.
We are being asked if they should be heard, w… https://t.co/i6K2WYEbLk
My first serious girlfriend lived in Newcastle, 2 hours north of Sydney. On this particular day, I'm up north at the end of a couple days together. We're standing on the platform waiting for my train home to Sydney.
My girlfriend had asked if I wanted… https://t.co/fzZGiGSssE
My first serious girlfriend lived in Newcastle, 2 hours north of Sydney. On this particular day, I'm up north at the end of a couple days together. We're standing on the platform waiting for my train home to Sydney.
My girlfriend had asked if I wanted… https://t.co/1OAj4w6xrh
This New Year's Eve I might be watching fireworks, but my thoughts are elsewhere.
They're with the people of Tibet and the Uyghurs in China who are oppressed and victimised.
They're with my American friends who find their country badly divided and wrac… https://t.co/G3OI00KbBz
It’s been 6 weeks of catching up with clients and colleagues around the country after 702 days of mid-career “pause” travelling Australia and the world.
But tonight is my last flight home.
So how does it feel?
Bloody brilliant!
Oh hang on! Not becaus… https://t.co/3tGCOVwS9U
I was never a “car” guy.
But all over that changed 3 years ago when a country bloke names Sandy sold us his Landcruiser.
The moment I sat up there in his cab, I felt something that every long haul truckie must feel: the joy of being the king of the roa… https://t.co/sq0YWn8nA0