Graham John ReesSteamy days and big stepsToday I caught a train from Milsons Point to Wynyard, caught another to Circular Quay, then changed for the #M52 express bus to Parramatta…Mar 22, 2017Mar 22, 2017
Graham John ReesA vote for Trump is a vote for the Right, but not for God.It disturbs me that the terms Republican, Evangelical and godly are now all but synonymous. So much so, God-fearing Christians will vote…Oct 11, 2016Oct 11, 2016
Graham John ReesThe Devine truth about girlsOne of the challenges with conflicting yet unprovable news reports is knowing what to think. It’s what I call the Jane Bennet problem: even…Jul 28, 20162Jul 28, 20162
Graham John ReesTeach the foolThe desperate compulsion to teach a fool wisdom does not reflect their need of education: it reflects our own.Jun 23, 2016Jun 23, 2016
Graham John ReesPlaying by numbersI saw a sneaky how-to video recently for post-sermon church music (you’ll know the one). In it was a strange thing called the Nashville…May 16, 2016May 16, 2016
Graham John ReesOn tiredness, life-balance and dirty dishesFive years ago, the last 48 hours would have seen me shattered for the next 48 hours. Today, I got through everything, but I was aware that…Mar 5, 2016Mar 5, 2016
Graham John ReesThree times fabulousLisa Grocott’s delightfully candid admission (https://vimeo.com/129067742) that not one but three collaborations she worked on circa 2014…Feb 17, 2016Feb 17, 2016
Graham John ReesToday’s top fourI remember when I was starting out on keyboards. More than anything, I wanted — not just to know what the “good” guys were playing — but…Oct 18, 2015Oct 18, 2015
Graham John ReesOn shit and travel passesI’ve started reading Dan Hill’s essay, Trojan Horses and Dark Matter (it is both accessible and insightful).Aug 8, 2015Aug 8, 2015
