Month: September 2017

The Epistle of Q — Chapter Fifty-Two

Why do some of us never learn to shut up? This week once again pointed out that ADHD can lead to more work. I’m not going to dwell on it but there are moments where I can’t seem to keep away from the fire!! Here are a couple of examples: On Tuesday afternoon our strata […]

A Tribute

Today I must give a shout-out to a group of seniors. Technically I am supposed to call them “55+’ers”; definitely not supposed to call them “old geezers”. But it really doesn’t matter what you label these people, the key is you had better be respectful to their faces. On Friday, near mid-day this group of […]

The Epistle of Q — Chapter Fifty-One

What do I think of the Morneau Tax-Grab? This is all about fairness in taxation is it? As a former owner of a smaller-size business (a consulting firm for thirty years) I can fully understand the uproar against the Minister of Finance — but let me leave that more the moment. As the current owner […]

In Memoriam — John Longstreet

Over the next little while I am going to take a few moments occasionally to reflect on lives lived that impacted my life is a variety of fashions. Today I want to briefly acknowledge the life of John Longstreet who passed away quite suddenly recently from a second bout of cancer. John was perhaps my […]

The Epistle of Q — Chapter Fifty

Why can’t people read the signs? We have a new fire, this time right in the Okanagan Vallley. It’s in the Finlay Creek watershed. May not mean anything to you, but last night while attending a great jazz concert that was part of the Ryga Festival in Summerland we could not only see the smoke […]