Phillip
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- 40k Hobby Blog
- 99% is ....... The Barnet Eye
- Aaron Dembski-Bowden
- Autarii's Journey
- Blood of Kittens
- Chris Wraight
- Crac des Chevaliers
- Dan Abnett
- Felicia Day » Blog
- Fire For Effect! WWII Miniature Wargaming
- flames of war
- Galaxy in Flames
- geardrops [blog]
- Graham Mcneill's Weblog
- Greg Aronowitz
- Guliver's, nay, Selina's Travels
- Heresy Online
- Israel Defense Forces
- Journal of Indifference and Frustration
- Kindle Tips and Hints
- Live in the Moment
- Mark Charan Newton
- McSweeney's
- Miss Blue’s Views
- Rabbi Dr. Dovid Gottlieb
- Rob Sanders Speculative Fiction
- Sarah Cawkwell's Blog » I Can Do Science, Me
- Sixty Metal Men
- Space Wolves
- Suffice » Oscar Acceptance Speech
- The Founding Fields
- The Pleonastic Rants of C.S. Daley
- Theterrainguys - Flames of War Terrain Blog
- Thiefree.net
- Vince Caso's Official Blog
- watch and wonder
- What Goes On In My Life And Head
- Whatever
- Whiskey & 40k
- WIL WHEATON dot NET: 2.0
- WWPD: Wargames, Board Games, RPGs, LCGs, and more!
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Existential Psychotherapist and Teacher of Jewish Religious Studies |
| Location | London, Goldbergs Green, United Kingdom |
| Introduction | An existential psychotherapist and teacher by day and a writer, gamer and all round geek in the hours of darkness. Book reviewer and author interviewer for boomtron.com |
| Interests | Wargaming, RPG's, video games, mountain biking, flying, playing the flute, the human condition. |
| Favorite Movies | Serenity, Firefly |
| Favorite Music | Classical primarily of the Baroque period. |
| Favorite Books | Soul Hunter, A Thousand Sons, The Gun Seller, anything written by Dan Abnett |
The children are waiting! Please tell them the story about the bald frog with the wig:
There once was a frog who wore the most astonishingly proportioned wig and was very pleased at how it made him look and how it hid his embarassing baldness. The tragedy is that he failed to notice that all frogs are bald and there was nothing to be embarassed about! Which only goes to show that it is often how we see ourselves rather than reality that causes us pain and sadness.