Tag Archives: connections
You’re Very Not Welcome
My problems with Indian bureaucracy, and how they tell me I’m not as welcome as I feel. Continue reading
Filed under India, New Zealand
The Land of Open Expression
Last weekend’s Hay Festival in Kerala showed that in India, everybody has something to say. Continue reading
“I have a natural affinity for spooky stuff. Always have”
An interview with Eion McNaught of Illstation, a deviantART page displaying his sculptures, paintings, drawings and animations, for Inside the Bloggers Studio, an ongoing series of interviews with bloggers I admire. Continue reading
Filed under Inside the Bloggers Studio
Subway In India: Just Like Home (Kind Of)
Thirty minutes in a Subway restaurant in Kerala offer up all sorts of cross-cultural collisions. Excerpt of article written for The-NRI.com. Continue reading
Filed under India
‘I felt that my life was going down an unusual path, and I wanted to share it’
An interview with Sharell Cook of ‘Diary of a White Indian Housewife’, a blog about her life as an Australian living in Mumbai and married to an Indian, for Inside the Bloggers Studio, an ongoing series of interviews with bloggers I admire. Continue reading
Filed under Inside the Bloggers Studio
“Writing helps me clarify my thoughts and beliefs, because I have to finally put them into words”
An interview with David Cain of Raptitude.com, a blog about ‘getting better at being human’, for Inside the Bloggers Studio, an ongoing series of interviews with bloggers I admire. Continue reading
Filed under Inside the Bloggers Studio
“feeling the power and force, yet utter lightness, of our deep interconnectedness”
An interview with Katie Schuessler of ‘the road less traveled’, a blog of words and photographs mainly about her experiences while volunteering in Palestine. This is the inaugural post in a new series, ‘Inside the Bloggers Studio’: a series of short interviews with bloggers I admire. Continue reading
Filed under Inside the Bloggers Studio
STITCHES OF SPACE THAT SLOWLY COME AND GO
Where other countries have six degrees of separation, I find that for NZers, it’s more like two; Ginza remains my favourite place to visit. Continue reading
Filed under Japan
