Adapted from Anonymous – Do you respond or react?
My comments after the story. I walked with a friend to the newstand the other night and he baught a paper, thanking the newsie politely. The newsie didn’t even achnowledge it. “A sullen fellow isn’t...
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Updating this blog to reflect
I am currently updating my blog to reflect my values, interests and passions. The Blogs I Read list on the front page sidebar are Blogs and sites I read regularly; meaning I read them sometimes once or...
View ArticleIn the walking one finds solace from the haunting past
Thanks range for the spark to write this. I attended a public elementary school where corporal punishment was practiced. Boys and girls were segregated in the playground each having to play on opposing...
View ArticleDear Apple Computer
I purchased a new 24″ iMac 2.93Ghz, 600GB Hard Drive from you on September 4th, 2009 for $2,149.00 CAD plus an additional $199 CAD for extended insurance coverage. I love my new computer and have loved...
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Artist Tip #25 – About the real price of things
So, today I read an article on the CBC about the surging Loonie. It’s now worth $1.05! This is incredible, as growing up Canadian meant our dollar was always worth much less than the American...
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The good in becoming vulnerable
How do you deal with unwanted attention or attention that perhaps you didn’t expect to get from something you wrote, said, posted, tweeted, shared or facebooked for the sheer fun of it; basically...
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Finding passion without becoming addicted or why six years on it’s not any...
I wrote this blog post earlier this year in May but hadn’t published it. This seems to be a common occurrence as I write a lot but don’t publish them. And with 95 blog post drafts sitting anxiously I...
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Be unique and wondrous at all times – drawing
Ideally we’d all be unique and wondrous at all times. This, however, would be difficult to achieve and maintain. As children we were so. But, as we grew into adulthood we were taught to let go of this...
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