The Monthly Chrenk
I know, I know, I’m sorry. On the oft-chance you have been popping in since late October to check in on any new musings and ravings, you would have been …
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Prodigal blogger returns
Apologies for the longest online absence yet, inadvertently turning The Daily Chrenk into The Fortnightly Chrenk. I have spent the past two weeks both getting old as well as contemplating …
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Break in transmission
To all my regular and irregular readers, apologies for this extended period of radio silence. No, I have not been arrested for participating in the Capitol Hill invasion. I have …
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The Weakly Chrenk
Perhaps it has been a mistake to call one’s new website The Daily Chrenk, implying that a one-person blog (an increasing rarity these days) can provide enough quality – or …
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The Weakly Chrenk
Yes, I know I have been slack. Sorry; the perfect storm of (paid) work, being under the weather and more internet problems. Don’t hate on me. The normal service will …
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Update to The Daily Chrenk Privacy Policy
Here at The Daily Chrenk we don’t collect any personal information about you. Furthermore, we don’t care about your personal information. We have no idea whether you’re male or female …
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Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas to all The Daily Chrenk Readers. Here we don’t judge whether you have been naughty or nice. OK, we do judge, but about other, more important things, such …
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Looking at Australia from Europe
Sometimes you just don’t know what to blog about. But you can still blog about not knowing what to blog about, which seems like the digital age’s version of Epimenides’s …
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The Daily Chrenk to hit the road again
It’s that time of the year again, when TDC goes on the road to bring you moderately insightful commentary and occasional mildly entertaining reportage from various locations other than Wooloowin, …
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The eyes have it
To all my friends and readers, the old and the new, apologies that I won’t be able to blog as regularly and as much as I would like to over …
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