The question today is simple: what can be gained from riding an old railbed? Before you think life is all doom and gloom here in the Canadian desert, I should tell you of yesterday’s adventure. My neighbour Darrell is an RV guy with a tow-along Jeep. He is always off exploring somewhere and sometimes he […]
Guess what? After a journey that was suggested as early as 1980 and percolated in the mid-nineties, then was pushed in 2005, there is now every reason to believe that my first major solo writing (other than reports for clients, etc.) since my dissertation in 1978 will be printed this autumn. Getting to Better: Then […]
Not again…ready for another rant? Last evening some neighbours and I engaged in a conversation around the inadequacies of today’s news media. It started with reaction to a comment that Andrew Scheer made to a CBC interviewer who was asking why the Conservatives weren’t doing more to publicize the black woman running for leader. Andrew’s […]
ahoy… Perhaps we have become too complacent this summer. Even though we have been in drought since the end of June or thereabouts, we have not had any real forest fire activity to speak of. Most days, the three chemical bombers based at YYF have been sitting on the ground doing nothing but looking pretty. […]
Before I give an up-date on the fires…I have a question: Are we afraid of ourselves…? Everywhere I am reading these days that the opening of schools across the lad is causing parents and teachers all kinds of grief and anxiety. Why is this? I always thought that teachers (or at least a majority of […]
In my haste to post I missed a typo in the sermon link:www.zionpres.org/sermon-audio-and-pdf
And On a different track… This morning (August 16th) I listened to a very profound sermon from Zion Presbyterian in Charlottetown (www.zionpres.org/churchservics (Sermon Audio version for August 16th). The basic question raised is: when did we quit being concerned with truth? It got me thinking about numerous changes that have occurred in recent years that […]
