Who We Choose to Become

Do you think we’re shaped more by our experiences or by who we are? This references the difference between drifting into the person you became by being born and growing up, and arriving at a place in your life when you realise that the person you are doesn’t feel authentic. You are you, and yetContinueContinue reading “Who We Choose to Become”

Anything is Possible

What’s a piece of technology you’re convinced will exist in 20 years? It could be you! You might have been technologically modified to perform all kinds of tasks! A chip in the brain connected to your oven so that you can switch it on at work, your robot can then be programmed to fetch andContinueContinue reading “Anything is Possible”

Seeking New Pastures

Which book have you read more than any other? Doesn’t show the books very well on a small screen I have read Pride and Prejudice more than once, apart from that I can’t think of anything. But then I am 69 and I’ve been hiding in my bedroom reading since I was a young child.ContinueContinue reading “Seeking New Pastures”

Always

Are you a lifelong learner? Learning prevents older people from thinking their own, often rather limited life, means they know everything. It also helps the brain and mind because you’re using both. Too many, but not all older people, end their lives in the same armchair they’ve been sitting in for a decade. Wondering whereContinueContinue reading “Always”

Too Random for Habits

What’s one habit that has improved your life the most? I often find I do nothing because I can’t choose between all the things I could do. My only real habit was worrying and anxiety, not surprising with my background, and that one had to be kicked into touch. I’m not saying I don’t haveContinueContinue reading “Too Random for Habits”

Keep Moving Forward

What’s a book you think deserves a sequel? There are many series’ of books that I’ve read and enjoyed. But very few that have left me wondering what comes next. Often I prefer to visualise that for myself. The Bridget Jones Series was clever the way Helen Fielding brought Darcy into the present. I enjoyedContinueContinue reading “Keep Moving Forward”