For the past 114 days, Ottawa has been covered in snow. On most days, there are two colours – white, and shades of gray. Residents are tired, sore, and slightly despondent about the fact that Spring is still several weeks away. So, it came as a bit of a shock to touch down in Vancouver … More Tulips and Cherry Blossoms
I thought I heard something on the radio the other day that among those who read at least one book in the past year, the average number of books read is 20. I was stunned. I’ve always thought of myself as pretty well-read, but I’m hard pressed to remember even six books I finished last … More Reading
For several months, I had been planning a kind of Grand Romantic Gesture to celebrate B’s birthday. Our five-day escape from home (and the kids) was supposed to include: • Lunch at Curry Village in Kingston on Thursday • The Toronto Symphony concert with Yannick Nezet-Seguin and Yundi Li on Thursday night, followed by dinner … More Best Laid Plans
I’m not a hateful person, but there are a few things in this world for which I have developed a strong dislike. At this moment, it’s boxer briefs with buttons on the closure. These boxers look great on the box. I know that underwear models don’t require any kinds of further enhancements in the crotch-al … More Things I Hate (Part 3)
Just a few items that caught my attention this week. Quote of the Week From the National Post “There is no punishment at Guantanamo … and this is not a prison,” said a second officer. “A prison is about punishment and rehabilitation; we do neither one here. We are about removing you from the battlefield … More The Weekly World News
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