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A Snowy Adventure with Hot Chocolate

Nov 30, 2024 | medium.com | Paul Anderson

TRABBLE CONTESTA nostalgic tale of snowy funDr Paul Anderson·FollowPublished inNEW LITERARY SOCIETY·2 min read·--A Snowy Christmas : Created by the author using Ideogram.aiOutside I can hear the wind whispering, “Come out to play.” Through the window, my brothers and I can see huge snowflakes falling relentlessly. We dress for the cold – coats, gloves, scarves, and boots – building anticipation for the fun to come. We run to the front door; why walk when you can run?
4 Secret Training Habits I Learned from Pro Athletes

Oct 1, 2024 | medium.com | Paul Anderson

Paul Anderson·Follow5 min read·--Professional endurance athletes execute a few highly effective training principles that are simple and fun, and most people have never heard of them. Practice these habits, and you will set yourself up for long term health and well-being. So, what do the pros do? 1. Pro athletes train together, but not all the time. Elite level pro athletes will spend around 1,000 per year in various forms of training, if not more.
Act Fast: Claim Your Pencils Protocol Airdrop Today!

Aug 13, 2024 | medium.com | Paul Anderson

In the ever-evolving landscape of cryptocurrencies, the concept of airdrops has gained significant traction. Among these, Pencils Protocol airdrops have emerged as a popular method for distributing tokens to a wider audience. Whether you’re a seasoned crypto enthusiast or just dipping your toes into the world of digital assets, understanding how Pencils Protocol airdrops work is crucial.
A Newfie, Two Labs and a Teenager in Scotland

May 28, 2024 | medium.com | Paul Anderson

By Dr Paul Anderson Taking a fast train to Scotland : Image create by the author using Ideogram.ai We had found, applied and obtained our next house sit whilst undertaking our first house sit in Kent. We felt encouraged on discovering that we could find our next house sit whilst doing another. This new house sit was in Fife, Scotland. Back in the 1970's I had worked as a geologist in Scotland, and loved it. Denyse was keen to experience...
Memories of a Cat Burglar

May 26, 2024 | medium.com | Paul Anderson

As I edged carefully across the roof, illuminated only by moonlight, I couldn't help thinking "What am I doing?". It was Mike the Scouser's idea and all but one of us had agreed that should we get caught it was Mike who would carry the can. It was a good idea though. Mike had heard a rumour that the attic of the old house was being used as a store room for excess furniture, and that sounded like too good an opportunity to ignore.
Negotiating Complexity within the Dialectical and Cosmopolitan Johannine Situation

May 21, 2024 | mdpi.com | Paul Anderson |P. K. N

1. Introduction1 In 1986, John Ashton declared that J. Louis Martyn’s History and Theology in the Fourth Gospel was the most significant single volume in Johannine studies since the 1941 commentary on the Gospel of John by Rudolf Bultmann.2 In some ways, he was right, as Martyn raised the visibility of Jewish-Johannine interactivity in the middle to later phases of the Johannine Situation (70–100 CE).
A Taste of Medicine

May 18, 2024 | medium.com | Paul Anderson

By Dr Paul Anderson Go on, pinch our milk.... if you dare! : Created by the author using Ideogram Early one morning, a small group of us were meeting up in Mike's room for a cup of coffee. Prior to that we all wandered down to the kitchen at the end of the corridor to boil the kettle and make our coffee. We had put in our coffee granuals and added the boiling water. However, when we opened the fridge an empty bottle...
It's a Tough Life

May 17, 2024 | medium.com | Paul Anderson

By Dr Paul Anderson Dreaming about the real world : : Created by the author using Ideogram Working as a geologist in Scotland in the 1970's, I had a great deal of variety in my work. Of particular note was when a drilling contractor was employed to drill near the top of a hill in the borders of Scotland. They were to drill around the clock until a key level had been reached. They typically drilled for a few hours and then...
Parisian Taxi Ride from Hell

May 2, 2024 | medium.com | Paul Anderson

The engine starts and we drive up several levels to the exit. The driver swipes his card. The exit responds with the sound of a raspberry. He tries again. Still no luck. Finally on the third attempt the barrier opens and he drives out onto the streets of Paris. I'm looking at the time on my phone, wondering what chance we had of making it on time. The streets are very busy. Our driver drives like a Parisian, mad as a hatter. He was clearly focused on the job at hand.
Live Your Dreams!

Apr 20, 2024 | medium.com | Paul Anderson

Is there a place in the world that you have always wanted to visit but couldn’t afford? Many dream of visiting such locations, but how many actually get to live their dream? If only they knew what we are going to tell you!We were in this position back in 2011. As a new couple, we had just had a holiday in the UK visiting friends and relatives. We returned to Australia, and by the next week, life had returned to normal.