It's been pretty quiet around here lately.

A good time for a thinking guy like me to do some thinking.

I'm thinking that this sounds good...

Just updating.

Richard (of RBB) runs a pretty tight ship. I certainly don't want to be taken off his blog link list!

I'm thinking about families.

I've just been reading Richard (of RBB)'s post and thinking about families. I have a sister in Australia, so I'm thinking about our relationship. Maybe I'll go and see her soon. Last time I stayed she said I'd been there for too long. It was only six weeks. I'll keep it to five next time, well I am a sensitive guy. I've included a photo of my sister. Do you think she looks like me?

January, a time of reflection.

Okay, so why am I here. I don't mean in Auckland; I'm casting my mind net wider than that. I'm asking what my role is in this enormous thing we call The Universe. Am I just a small cog in a huge system of moving parts?

Hey, I ask these questions because I'm a thinking kind of guy.

Hi from a thinker; me.

Did you ever think about what makes you most happy? Did you notice that what makes you happy can change, depending on the time of day, or your mood?
That's what I'm thinking about today.
Leave a comment and tell me what you are thinking about.
Who knows, we might start a discussion, what I call stage two of tapping into the universal mind.
Peace.

He's coming soon!

I'm talking about Father Christmas/Santa/St Nicholas/The Big Guy in Red!
Christmas is a time when the average guy lets his guard down a little. He thinks about family, friends and good chair. Hey, that's not a spelling mistake, I meant to say chair because December is a time when a thinking guy takes time to think...
Where am I going? What's this thing we call 'Universe'? Are there a lot of gay cats? How much money exists in the world? Do dolphins have a language that lets them express love? Can everything on this planet be counted? Are women like gay men with breasts and no tackle?
There are so many questions for us thinkers to answer over the festive season. Rest assured that I will be onto it for you this Christmas. I'm expecting to make quite a spurt!