Since mid-Lent I have been writing for the US-based Catholic website wherepeteris.com – including the weekly series Postcards from the Camino which I finished recently, to coincide with the Feast of Saint James on 25th July. The experience of writing regular articles for a Catholic blog supporting the mission of Pope Francis has been largely … More El Parral: la nueva normalidad
Rubí Tuesday Blogue. “Look at them mountain goats,” I said to Matilde. We had finished our breakfast straw and were gazin across the valley watchin a family of long-horned mountain goats ascendin the vertical face of the rock opposite El Parral. “How can they go up a vertical rock-face like that?” asked Matilde. “You wouldn’t … More Climate change: considerin the goats in the coal mine
Today’s lecture about bein a successful life coach is called: “Usin the Right Language.” If you uses the wrong language, things go horribly the shape of pears. As I learned in my course How to be a Successful Life Coach, “At the end of the day, as life coaches, our job is about communication and connection. … More Confrontin your crocodiles
This blog does not usually indulge in current affairs, nor is the author interested in crazy conspiracy theories. The devastation caused by Covid-19 will affect several generations into the future, in both human and financial terms. We all have an interest in discovering how it happened, what caused it. There are no original ideas of … More Idiot’s Guide to the SARS-Cov-2 lab-leak theory
Rubí donkey writes her Tuesday blogue. Today in my Life Coach case notes I want to relate the case of Aitana and the Biotin. The vet recommended that the Peasant gives her a scoop of Biotin every day, due to the problem she has had for the past five years with her front hooves. The … More Horse d’oeuvres
