I woke up in a super good mood, obviously not because of the weather. It was dark at sunrise as it is pouring rain with gale force winds. Oh well, into each life some rain…
Faithfully read the longer article on the hearings. This is the bottom line: “Liz Cheney, the committee’s other Republican, summed it up: “President Trump summoned the mob, assembled the mob and lit the flame of…
The Friday, June 10, 2022 edition of The Economist World in Brief contains the story of two madmen simultaneously in a row. I found it sobering, depressing and frightening. First was our anti-hero Trump. “America’s…
This proverb comes to mind: the early bird gets the worm. Of course, I Google it. Cambridge University has the following definition: the person who arrives first is the one who is successful: Another definition:…
I was lying in bed (actually a mattress as the men who are putting together the bed do not arrive until Thursday) when a song came to mind. So I, of course, Googled it. I…
Yes, indeed I have. Today is the first day of the rest of my life, as they say. Some things remain the same. Morning prayers facing East on my prayer rug but now, after I…
As I write it is extremely early: 4:44 am. Awoke early but as I had slept my necessary eight hours (at least) decided to just stay awake and begin the day. Coffee has been made,…
It is now 9:30 in the morning and I am in Rosewood Foods enjoying a fantastic breakfast. I overlook this cafe from the condo I am staying in until Saturday morning. Then I shall be…
This morning after morning prayers, coffee and sending bank records to new landlord opened The Economist to great news, well great news for Canadians anyway. Here it is: Canada’s government proposed a new law that…
I do so love The Economist. It has a world wide view, unlike the insular USA press, I have also attempted to subscribe to the Toronto Star to keep up with Canada but they have…