Archives for February 2015

If only one person arrives to see a film in a 500 seat cinema, should they show the film or give a coupon for another screening?

If the roads to the city centre are blocked by snow and there is nobody waiting for coffee, should a cafe open for business?

If only one person reads a book you wrote, was it a good idea to write it?

Not all questions need an answer right now!

On top of the filing cabinet, behind the door, inside the captain’s cabin.

That was how it started. What was I doing there? Why had I not taken a direct flight?

Instead I had persuaded them to let me have the last cabin on the cargo ship, which would be my home for two months.

The other passengers, there were 5 of them, were as varied in origin, size, age and character, as the contents of the containers and crates on the ship.

I had forgotten where the ship was headed. What did that matter? Adventure’s clock was ticking.

Wandering along a tightrope playing a tune, singing a song.

Perhaps purposefully walking, might be more in tune with the first activity. But you could compose a symphony on a three hour flight.

Not everything has to be done the way it says in the instruction manual!