Category Humour
Lethargy
Is it because it is Monday? Or because the fall colors and frost advisory remind me that winter is coming? It isn’t that I dislike winter – but I am not ready for it. On Sunday morning, with the temperature two degrees Celsius, I still went out in shorts to do an errand. Is it […]
A Random Thought
Let me know if you are able to do it. So far it hasn’t worked for me. That may be because my sense of humor peaked when I was about 16.
Taken Literally
Well, I thought it was funny enough to share,
It Makes Sense
You don’t expect spiritual truths from the daily comic strips in the newspaper. But this one yesterday, from the Pickles strip spoke to me with its understanding of God, humans and the relationship between us. He likes it when all we want to do is say hi, and maybe get caught up with each other.
Labour Day 2026
Today is a holiday in Canada. In the US also, though they spell it Labor Day. I guess the extra ‘u’ was too much like work, so they dropped it. Given that it is a holiday, I thought I would take today off – especially since today is a salute to workers, and posting here […]
Take A Break
I don’t remember how I wound up on the mailing list, but I admit i enjoy the emails enough to glance at them. Even if I have never bought the products. Lilicloth.com offers clothing for sale, much of it t-shirts with witty sayings. I’ve never been seriously tempted – possibly because my wife has more […]
Think About It
I thought about writing a commentary to go along with the image, but it really does speak for itself.
A Matter of Respect
Or artificial intelligence. Or smart phones. Some of us are even old enough to remember when there were no calculators. We used slide rules. Each generation has a different approach to education. Sometimes the differences are slight, while at other times there is a seismic shift in how information is imparted. Is one way better […]
Rules of Grammar
There are always exceptions. That’s what makes English so fun. Or should that be frustrating?
Getting Older
Given the state of the economy, this might not be an unusual sentiment. mind you, today’s seniors don’t have living parents to move in with. I remembered of this cartoon last week when reading the obituaries in my local newspaper. As is customary, it was mentioned that one woman had been predeceased by her parents, […]
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