We have a number of stores in our downtown that have entertaining and/or thought provoking signs outside. One that I still get a giggle out of is “Trump – making Canada great again!” (printed on a t-shirt). Continue reading
Positive attitude
Winter!
I just have to love winter in S. Ontario! Continue reading
Thinking to Happiness?
Is thinking yourself to happiness really such an odd idea? Continue reading
Just me!
I have a number of fine qualities (my biased opinion of course) which are giving me “challenges” at the present. Continue reading
Achieving dreams/goals.
Goal setting (identifying a dream) is generally not a difficult thing to do for most people, but realizing the goal often fails. Continue reading
The Challenges of Justification!
Justification: An acceptable reason for doing something; Something that justifies an act or way of behaving. Continue reading
What could I do?
We’ve all “been there” haven’t we? Found ourselves in circumstances which, either by poor choice, impulsive actions, or reasons beyond our control, are seemingly overpowering us? Continue reading
C’est La Vie!
Ed Whitlock was a well known figure here, in Canada, to anybody who was remotely involved in running. He was establishing world records, over many track and road race distances, as he progressed through the various age group categories. Continue reading
Change of Plan!
I had another Post planned for today, but Carol came across a three minute video from TV2 Denmark! I found it so moving, and so particularly relevant in our current times, that… well here it is! It would seem to me that the more “mileage” this video gets, the better off we should all be. Continue reading
New School Subject!
It has crossed my mind recently, and as a result of reading various Blog Posts and resulting comments, that our (and probably your) education system needs an additional subject taught – “Choices and Personal Responsibilities”. It would probably only need to be included for a short period of time… say 3 months, but attendance would be mandatory! Continue reading
A New Direction Perhaps? 