In our world of ever changing technology there are groups of people known as early adaptors. They are the ones who line up for the…
I’ve been so busy — or rather, I’ve kept myself so busy I don’t miss my old life. To be honest, or rather more specific,…
My Grandmother used to put tea out for her three boys. The tea would go on the table alongside bread, butter and jam. “Ye can…
They say the present frames the past. I am reminded that I am looking back on a cancer journey that has not yet ended. There…
Chances are, if you are over the age of thirty you have watched someone battle an addiction. I use the term battle loosely — often…
In April of 2004, I bought tickets to go see the Dalai Lama speak at the CNE in Toronto. The date conflicted with both my…
Every day I pack a really good lunch. In every office I’ve ever worked in I consistently win the ‘lunch of the day’ award. The…
Worrying. What’s the point? To stew about something that has happened or could possibly happen means to engage in an illogical activity. Shakespeare said it…
As a continuation of last week’s “You Should” post, this week’s topic focusses on the triple refrain, “I would have. I should have. I could…
Last week’s post Not In Her Repertoire got me to thinking about two words that I say far too often, and I really don’t like…