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Wisdom Wednesday – “Have You Considered Our EFAP Program?”

My first boss had very personal reasons for being strongly anti-union. But he was quite insightful when he said “I still think Unions are necessary because they protect employees from bad bosses. And the biggest problem is that bad bosses don’t know they’re bad bosses.” I heard something semi-related when talking to some union colleagues […]

¶ Posted 06 November 2024 § Family § Jobs § Library § MemoryLane § Sad § Wisdom Wednesday § Work ‡ Comments (0) ° Also tagged:

Wisdom Wednesday – Personality Hires Are More Important Than any Type of Hire

@dxnielbennett coming from a personality hire #hiring #corporatelife #work ? original sound – Daniel Bennett

¶ Posted 16 October 2024 § Jobs § Wisdom § Work ‡ Comments (0) ° Also tagged: economics, education

Secular Sunday – What Could Possibly Be The Cause of So Much GUN Violence In The United States?

Lack of morality? Toxic masculinity? Violent video games? Mental health issues? Dark state mind control programs? Taking “Christ” out of Christmas? Incels? Income inequality? Pro wrestling? Chemtrails? Porn addiction? Racism? Sexism? Socialism? Satanism? Bagism? What, oh what, could it be that causes so much gun violence in the United States compared to anywhere else in […]

¶ Posted 08 September 2024 § List § News § Politics § Sad § SecularSunday § United States § Wisdom ‡ Comments (0) ° Also tagged: economics, education, history, unitedstates

What Does Dementia Feel Like?

Virtual Reality attempts to give caregivers a simulation of what dementia feels like. (On a completely unrelated note, after spending some time in a car killing time with my dementia-suffering mother while dad was in a medical appointment, I feel like I have direct insight into Donald Trump’s speech patterns!)

¶ Posted 03 September 2024 § Family § Humour § Sad § Video ‡ Comments (0) ° Also tagged: parents

Wisdom Wednesday – Who Could’ve Predicted Sick Time Would Increase Coming Out of a Worldwide Pandemic?!?

This may be a record as I’ve been collecting information and reading about and adding info to the ongoing draft of this blog post, for oh, over two years. I’ve been doing this, basically ever since society collectively decided that Covid was over and that we’d all stop masking, stop most precautions, and start acting […]

¶ Posted 28 August 2024 § Jobs § MemoryLane § News § Politics § Wisdom Wednesday § Work ‡ Comments (0) ° Also tagged: Covid, economics, education, science

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¶ Posted 27 August 2024 § Family § MemoryLane § Wisdom ‡ Comments (0) ° Also tagged: parents

Back From Camping…

…and lots of amazing moments and memories: * Great visit with Shea’s cousin and family who are back from New Zealand for a month * About ten books on my “To Read During Camping” list. (One book, not even on my list, is all I get read – thought I do work through a 377 […]

¶ Posted 23 July 2024 § Family § List § MemoryLane § Pace § Photo § Sasha § Saskatchewan § Shea § Travel ‡ Comments (0) ° Also tagged: camping, saskatchewan

Music Monday – “So many years, so many hardships/So many laughs, so many tears/So many things he cannot remember/’Cause they had 50 years He walks down to the ocean Bends to touch kneels to pray/He writes her name in the sand/Waves wash it away”

“Waves” – Sam Baker

¶ Posted 22 July 2024 § Family § MusicMonday § Photo § Sad ‡ Comments (0) ° Also tagged: language, parents

Throwback Thursday – #tbt – Gone Camping (July 2020)

Blogging will be very limited for the next few weeks as I focus on the important things in life such as reading, walking the dog, barbecuing hot dogs and other such pursuits.

¶ Posted 27 June 2024 § MemoryLane § Photo § Saskatchewan § ThrowbackThursday § Travel ‡ Comments (0) ° Also tagged: camping, holiday, saskatchewan

Saturday Snap – Farewell to Aunt Sandi

My mom’s sister has returned to Regina from Kelowna to stay with us for a month every spring pretty much every year since Pace was born. But since mom was diagnosed with dementia, these visits have become a lot more meaningful.