Category Archives: Gerard Oosterman

The Revolution is coming May 19, 2013 The infiltration of electronically infused gadgetry has now reached saturation point and the first rumblings of discontent are starting to come in. Has the time finally arrived to start taking things in our … Continue reading →

My first view of naked Woman. May 6, 2013 Retrospection is the reward and pay off for getting old when past events outweigh future, at least in quantity if not quality as well. How did we fare is not an … Continue reading →

Autumn is getting serious May 2, 2013 . The autumn leaves are in a serious downturn. Going past the hospital grounds I was wading knee-deep in them. I love walking through them listening to their particular sound. The crunching of … Continue reading →

The Joy of ageing with Milk bottle Lenses. (no walking stick) April 25, 2013 The joy of ageing with Milk bottle Lenses. (No walking stick) The eye test is scheduled for 30th of April at 10am sharp. The hearing test … Continue reading →

The World is a failed fruit Cake April 22, 2013 The world is a failed fruit-cake. If you thought the noise about the Chechen-American brothers in Boston had died down, you are mistaken. It is still at fever pitch. The … Continue reading →

One of those Week-Ends April 20, 2013 One of those week-ends Even though half of the week-end had passed, I dreaded the next half. All day it was all over the media about the two brothers allegedly responsible for the … Continue reading →

Learning to Swim and going Europe March 4, 2013 Learning to Swim To try keeping your head above water while alive seems to be about the best advice one can give. I remember years ago being given that lesson by … Continue reading →

Capitalism ‘unchained and uncaring’ March 5, 2013 “There you go dears, a lovely ‘worry free’ retirement. Your money with us as safe as in a bank, we even call ourselves Banksia Mortgage Fund.  Please sign along the dotted line and … Continue reading →

Unchain Kids and Headstone buffing at the cemetery. February 23, 2013 Unchain the Kids and Headstone buffing at the Cemetery So many kids are confused with their attention being drawn to so many things, it’s a wonder they can put … Continue reading →

Good on ye, Sport. February 19, 2013 If sport is still seen as the holy grail of youth growing into wholesome adults, I wonder if we ought to consider the opposite. A kind of movement, like which followed that of … Continue reading →