Life was uncluttered in the 60s and 70s. But, when they said technology would make life even easier, we sheeple believe them. Is that so? For twenty years I kept appointments with businesses scattered around four British counties. Before leaving my home I used my dog-eared £4.95 A […]
MICHAEL WALSH POET AND AWARD-WINNING WRITER There are two things certain in life so it is said; death and taxes. To this might be added regrets and who better to ask what these misgivings might be than the brave nurses in palliative care. What are deathbed laments of […]
A poorly dressed man asked for a ‘Suspended’ coffee in a cafe. I was very surprised when I learned what this meant! A few years ago, I sat with a friend in a small cozy cafe near the famous city of Venice. While we were enjoying incredibly delicious […]
MICHAEL WALSH EX-BRITISH MARINER: Underwater archaeologists from Parks Canada have explored one of the two wrecks of the Royal Navy, the Erebus. He was part of the unfortunate 1845 British expedition across the Arctic. The vessel, one of two got stuck in the ice near King William Island along […]
MICHAEL WALSH INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM Fifty-year-old Alistair Beckham was a successful British aerospace-projects engineer. His speciality was designing computer software for sophisticated naval defense systems. Like hundreds of other British scientists, he was working on a pilot program for America’s Strategic Defense Initiative-better known as Star Wars. And like […]
MICHAEL WALSH SPECIAL FEATURE There is much that governments and their agencies do that we shall never be privy to as it is ‘not in the public interest.’ Such secrecy and taboos include the dark arts of government policy when re-arranging the world to their liking. Governments and […]
It is always sad to read of needless deaths by drowning. Most drownings were avoidable. Such tragedies are common but most heart-rending are the many people who die not through drowning but through lack of knowledge. Those more aware of how to respond in a difficult situation would […]
Archaeologists in Germany have unearthed a sword in a three-person burial dating to the late 14th century B.C. The search party unearthed a sword from a Bronze Age burial, and the weapon is in such good condition that it still gleams.
The theory of reincarnation influenced many a great Western mind. Here are some eye-opening thoughts on reincarnation from renowned personalities.
Michael Walsh’s poem, The Garden Bower, evoked a story from a North American reader who writes: I have had these conversations since the last ten years with my husband Bert, who died so tragically. His soul left his body in 2009 when he signalled me by illuminating my office with the most radiant warm glow. When I looked outside there was a beautiful red cardinal bird sitting on the giant spruce tree in my back garden.
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