In 1982 Roberta and I were married the same weekend that a now iconic movie came out. But that’s not the movie I want to talk about-I’ve said enough about that movie already*. However, that same year another movie was released that also became something of an legend. It was a fairly low budget piece [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Perspective’
One Iconic Bridge Comes Down – Others Have Been Built Up
Posted: July 12, 2011 in PoliticsTags: Canadian Military, Perspective
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A Change of Perspective
Posted: June 29, 2011 in Personal, SpiritualityTags: Observation, Perspective
With my bike in the shop for a couple of days for a tune-up and new tires I’m riding the bus once again. Now, this is not a new experience, I ride the bus daily about 5 months a year; however, every time I ride the bus during cycling season I’m struck by how different [...]
The Man in the Plastic Mask – Our Story Continues
Posted: December 9, 2010 in PersonalTags: Cancer, Perspective
Well, as I reported last time this was the day we were to spend down in Hamilton getting things ready for my radiation treatments. And for a few moments there, we wondered if we’d even make it. On Monday Roberta called the Cancer Society to arrange for a volunteer driver to take us down for [...]
Okay. I’m back from the latest trip to the clinic in Hamilton and here’s what’s what. They did in fact find the cancer – it was hiding in my right tonsil. Seems they got the sucker when they took my tonsil out. They were just going in for a look-see because they suspected it might [...]
Guelph Waste Management Now Includes Bomb Disposal
Posted: February 24, 2010 in Current Events, MediaTags: Observation, Perspective
Has this ever happened to you? You’re surfin’ the net, trying to find the recipe for Glazed Turnips you saw on Canada AM, when you stumble across a recipe for a homemade bomb. “Wow,” you think to yourself, ”is that ever cool! I wonder if they’re hard to make?” Checking out the instructions you discover [...]
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