A friend recently came back from Italy, but before he traveled there, I told him where to go to see Caravaggio's paintings. At the time he sent me this response: I mentioned in my initial article about Caravaggio, how I developed an infatuation with his paintings, and I&

I've discussed this theme in short points elsewhere, but it's worth dedicating a proper article to the whole notion of "setting a good example", and what that means. Side note: I initially got the idea to write about this from Michael on X/Twitter,

I've always had an obsession with ancient history, ever since I was a kid. There was something fascinating about it, the thought that past civilisations once existed and they've left us glimpses of what they once were, either as ruins or references in historical texts. As

We've all been there: the endless scroll on social media, the YouTube video after YouTube video, hell, even having access to a constant stream of memes. But it's worth pausing and considering what content you're viewing, what you're allowing to take up

Writing (or journaling) was something I started as a kid. Back then there wasn't much to it other than basic descriptions of my daily life. It wasn’t until 2010 that I started doing it diligently, almost every second day. It started off as me detailing various events

Last year in October I traveled to the US, mostly for a holiday but also as an excuse to be reminded of what it feels like to leave Australia (after our 2-year draconian lock-downs). My first stop was Washington DC. I've been there before, but I figured I&

A big part of me doesn’t know how to begin this, partly because I’m concerned I’ll end up sounding cliché/cringe…but having said that, I have to begin somewhere. Side note: thanks to Riva on Twitter for giving me the idea to write this article (inspired