This article is walk through a scientific career in Library and Infirmation Science. Through personal anecdotes and life history and building upon Michael Buckland's legacy, it summarises my own work seen through the prism of my interactions with Buckland, leading to scholarly contributions articulating significant statements about the field of LIS as well as pointers to past relevant publications. He has a unique way of putting an end to thorny LIS issues as well as being a documentator extraordinaire. It is a personal account, as such cannot be evaluated through the classical norms of empirical research as there is no ground truth. Show how people can have a significant influence in a field