I’ve had a few times where I’ve instantly changed my view on something after a conversation with someone. One such conversation happened at work quite a few years ago. I was sharing my frustration about how someone wasn’t willing to do something obvious that would be a significant improvement for the organization in multiple ways. […]
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Music Monday – “We’re told to run towards the future/While they’re standing on our feet/And be content with the scraps that they throw us/After promising a feast”
“Free Huey” – Boo Radleys
Saturday Snap – End of Season Camping Party
Years ago, the people camping in our bay at Nickle Lake would always have a year end pot luck and party. It hasn’t happened since we moved into the park but this year, a couple across from us made it happen. Great fun!
Music Monday – “She makes the sign of a teaspoon/He makes the sign of a wave/The poor boy changes clothes/And puts on aftershave/To compensate for his ordinary shoes”
Reading a new book about the recording of Paul Simon’s “Graceland” and rediscovering an amazingly influential and controversial album: “Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes” – Paul Simon and Ladysmith Black Mambazo
Music Monday – “Don’t Look Back in Anger” IMAX Trailer
I’ve been an Oasis fan since I was in England in 1995 during the height of Britpop. When they reunited, I was disappointed that the closest show was Toronto (though I did think about it!) For now (but with rumours of the tour coming back in 2027), this documentary will have to do…
Friday Fun Link – Ordinary Abundance
As always, there are threats, worries and stresses. But we live in a magical time and I’d encourage you to click this link and read the whole list!
The Five Most Distinctive Places To Live in Saskatchewan?
Saw this posted by a realtor on Facebook… How exciting to see both Indian Head and Wolseley named among Saskatchewan’s five most distinctive places to live! Indian Head was recognized for its agricultural heritage, historic buildings and tree-lined streets, while Wolseley was celebrated for its lake, heritage homes and beautifully preserved small-town character. We already […]