Day before yesterday was a strange day, in oh-so-many ways. Traveling back from an appointment, then lunch in Spruce Grove (sort of a suburb of Edmonton). As we drove Manjinder Punia (his real name with…
I had decided to give me (and you) the day off. Even had a plan worked out with Computer Guru Chris. He and I are specializing in early morning conversations these days. Well, early morning…
Faithful readers are all too aware of the fact that I have assumed a new role in life. If you are confused, think of how I feel? I am the designated Ambassador of Eish’ha Tours…
I may not agree with the editorial policy of The New Yorker (if they have one) but their humour I absolutely love. The cartoons, Andy Borowitz (of course) and also a regularly appearing page called Shouts and Murmurs. This…
This blog shall continue in the secular ( not spiritual) methodology. The New Yorker, yet again, came to my rescue and inspired me. But even prior to this inspiration, do have to admit that I am an…
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Now is the time for my secular self to come to the fore. I feel particularly gifted in that I can be both funny and serious; and secular and spiritual. I put both of this…
I am back in Edmonton after an arduous flight. Fourteen and a half hours from Riyadh to Montreal. It was not has bad as it sounds; Qatar Air Business Class was comfortable, efficient and down-right…
Faithful readers will know that everyone (who is anybody) o is anybody in my life, has a nickname. It is one thing to invade my own privacy by writing this blog, telling all (well almost…
Spuriously as a word that came to mind yesterday. Suddenly and unbidden, wrote it on a piece of paper and when I awoke looked it up. It matched my mood, gave me direction and provided…