Posted by: Carlos Hurworth on: September 13, 2008
Our senses alert us to all things, they recognise them and we know instinctively what they are. We feel wind. We hear traffic. We know thunder is thunder. The repetitive, sometimes constant experience of such things tells us so. It is something that you visualise in your mind – when you attach it to [...]
Posted by: Carlos Hurworth on: August 18, 2008
“At first, in the beginning, its weird. You feel as though you’re being set free of something. You don’t feel bad because at that moment you are saved from something worse.” To me, life as a refugee played a major part in shaping Alen’s psychology, not only because it consumed so much of his life [...]
Posted by: Carlos Hurworth on: July 22, 2008
here’s an excerpt from my book. what i am writing about, is explained in previous blogs.
…. I first met Alen when I arrived for work at a new job in the heart of Brisbane’s city. I was the new face amongst what was at the time, three other men from his homeland of the former [...]
Posted by: Carlos Hurworth on: July 6, 2008
see “Biography” page for further reading on this topic
We go through our lives with varying awareness of comings and goings. We seek stimulation or sometimes lack the motivation or want to search. We learn, we can ignore, we can prosper or stagnate. We can grow, take risks, lust, love, yearn and wonder. We can be [...]
