One way to deal with a loud snorer
Four mates go to a fishing lodge for a long weekend. The cabin they have has two bedrooms and as Harry is a very loud snorer they make up a roster to be in the same room as Harry…
What do India and Papua New Guinea have in common?
A Richard Kendall slideshow night!
We met Richard during the 2008 Goroka Show a few months back. An Australian photographer from Melbourne in town to photograph and experience the splendour of Papua New Guinea Highlands bilas…
A thief at Goroka General Hospital?
This morning I arrived at the office to find that my wireless mouse was missing. I seem to have had a string of things “taken” from me of late and it irks me no end. I shared a couple of weeks ago about “Papua New Guineans and trust” and the situation just seems to be going from bad to worse…
The best WordPress stats you have ever seen
I’ve been busy making changes to the blog yet again. Changing the layout or adding new features seems to have become an ongoing affair. Whether it’s “Kaizen” or another driving force that I am yet to find out about – this business of Wordpress and never ending change – for this blogger – is very real…
What is the colour of your skin?
Does skin colour really matter?
To these two kids – obviously not…
Top Alexa rankings for Papua New Guinea
A fellow blogger who runs the “Tubuans and Dukduks” Blog left a comment on yesterday’s post to suggest that my Alexa Rankings were the best of any website or blog in Papua New Guinea.
Curiosity killed the beast and of course I had to go and have a look for myself! …
10 Tidbits from an unmotivated blogger
Most bloggers would be well aware that from time to time it’s an almost impossible task to find the motivation to write about something. Today’s one of those days and yet here I am pushing myself to get something posted…
The 1st Obama joke
How long before we see a whole stream of them? All jokes aside and once Obama settles in to his new job I really hope that we’ll start seeing some positive changes coming from the USA.…
Give-away a la Trish
The untold story!…
Papua New Guineans and trust
Trust is one of those qualities of human relationship and interaction that is essential for families, communities and ultimately nations to not only prosper but also to survive. In any civil society and at some level, somewhere-somehow trust and confidence in the people that one interacts with must exist or else the social fabric starts to self destruct…
