Life has beautiful ebbs and flows. Right now it is raining and to appease my insatiable appetite for the slightly odd. I am wearing a shortish blue dress with brown knee high socks, a brown cardy, the marvelous red heart (a bit like this one), the favourite beret and have a whopping great big cup [...]
A new law
http://allsaidanddone.com/2011/03/13/a-new-law/
Stress and the INTJ
So here I am drinking tea and thinking about my INTJ’ness. I am drinking tea because it seems to me to be a kind of cure-all. The real cure-all for an INTJ however is not tea, it is getting things done. And the source of angst for an INTJ is, not surprisingly, the inverse. After [...]
http://allsaidanddone.com/2009/08/07/stress-and-the-intj/
Daily Routines & Quirky Words
This blog covers daily routines… of famous (and perhaps not so famous people). Very interesting and just a little random. Daily Routines I love quirky writings. About a month ago I bought: Letters to a Young Poet by Rainer Maria Rilke (Who is a guy btw). It is splendid. I will share some next time [...]
http://allsaidanddone.com/2009/01/09/daily-routines-quirky-words/
Lentil innovation
I think this guy is cool. The Age talks about him bringing his entrepreneurial not for profit into a school. I really, really like it when people approach things differently. A bit of a personal challenge there, I go with the flow when it suits and totally snoff it off when it doesn’t. How typically [...]
http://allsaidanddone.com/2008/02/06/lentil-innovation/
Five levels of conversation
Google has surprisingly little about the theory on ‘levels of conversation’. If you happen to find anything – do share. During a recent talk on journaling and its usefulness (for some) in engaging with God, these 5 levels of conversation were presented as part of the background information: Swapping greetings Giving information Exchanging experiences/details Sharing [...]
http://allsaidanddone.com/2007/12/10/five-levels-of-conversation/





