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My Stone Angel (apologies to Margaret Laurence) smelling the heather. I have often framed my life as perfect. Lucky me. Once, some decades ago, I was positively gleeful about the fact that I lived in Kitsilano – an area in Vancouver, BC, that is near the ocean, lots of green space, big old houses, people beaches & [...] After the radio show (http://businessheretics.com/ck/radio) where we didn’t have our planned discussion but, instead, had a jolly and important digression into the issue of gendered marketing, & tangentially, the idea of who is best served by “my” product or service. In half an hour we were only warming up, there are so many directions to consider. I [...] I Have a Friend… I have this friend, eh? She went bankrupt and I thought her life was basically over, but now she has a house and a shiny new car. She went out for dinner at this great restaurant last night – and paid with a credit card. How can you do that? How can you get [...] What is Giving? The Giving Guru
Thanks for coming with me on these early stages of blogging. It’s been about a month now and I’m proud of myself for not missing a day. Yesterday, I practised putting 3 photos in a row. Seems like a small thing, and it is, but it still took a little [...] I like this ambiguous title: is God juggling, or are we juggling gods? I prefer the image of our magic selves in top hats and tails juggling half a dozen gods. But it isn’t what I meant.
Yesterday, I was musing about how every change affects other things, and as they change, the connections they have change. [...] We gotta learn things. But, we gotta do things with what we learn.
I’m especially fond of filling my head up with knowledge. As it comes in, I like to compare it to what I know, to previous experience, & to problems waiting to be solved. If the new stuff melds favourably, I keep it.
Problem is … [...] I’ve hinted (okay, outright told ya) that there have been a number of romantic relationships in my life over the years. Let’s just say, it’s a little more than I can count up on my fingers, but I only have to take off one shoe. No one-night-stands or anything like that. Generally, a two-year turn-around of [...]
My dad So, a whole bunch of years ago, Dad and some guys are renting a little plane. They’re flying to a conference in the United States and making an adventure of it. Flying over the Grand Canyon, checking into Las Vegas for a bit of gambling, and doing what they need to do in New [...] |
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