This blog is a cross section of Allen Sentance & life experiences he has encountered in his 57 yrs of life. He is an authority on various subjects and loves to talk about and report on anything that will help others gain the upper hand in life.
Recent PostsHello to all my readers, today I want to share a brief cross section, of my brother Ian (SENO) Sentance. I share this with you all as a Tribute to SENO My Brother as he was tragically taken from us on 28-10-09 in a house fire. He is to be buri...
Come Bush Walking With My Wife Sandra and IWell G'day again to all my readers,buddies,pals and friends , today we will be going on a regular bush walk Around Adelaide River Village . This is no special activity for Sandra and I as we do it ...
The Top End - Dry Season EndingHello again my friends and readers of the universe, to-day we will as I said previous, take a further look at some area's that the Fisherman has been. The photo above is an aboriginal Painting from the walls...
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Kelvin Lim Lo SuyWhat a blog! It's very fascinating to hear stories of people and how they go through life, the lessons they've learned and their successes and down moments. I love that you have opened up your life to the rest of the world to read. Thanks for sharing!
Angie AlanizGratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow.”
Sums up your blog. ;)
ArrenBeing young, this is a great blog to read as learning from someone with life experience can make life obstacles easier to overcome as most likely someone out there has already faced something similar and overcame the obstacle.
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Hi Ian, My commiserations to you and family. I have only just learned of the loss of Ian. I used to hang around with Ian in my mid teens. Yes, he was a wild bugger and afraid of no one or nothing. I remember drink straight Southern Comfort with him one freezing cold Friday night in the park opposite his family home. I was crook as a dog and every time I heard an ad for Southern Comfort it always reminded me of Ian. I left Dubbo when I was 19 and lived on a boat in Darwin Harbour in the 80's. I then travelled to WA where I lived for 16 years (much of that in the desert goldfields). I'm now back in NSW on the coast. I was only thinking the other day about people and things that have influenced my life's journey. Ian was certainly one of those! Again, my condolences on your loss. All the best. Peter Sharp
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