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…
Yes, indeed. Today is the day. I am seventy-nine years old, next year I shall be eighty and that is super old. But according to Dr. McAllister, my physician of over forty years, I have…
I do love The Economist, it gets to the meat of an issue in a few succinct words. Discussing gun control in the United States:In many states, it is easier to own a gun than…
Tuesday May 24,2022 was another thoroughly amazing day full of promise, good people a haircut and enjoyable exercise – who could ask for anything more? More detail shall be provided.My hair is extremely short. It…
I met the most interesting, the most wonderful, the most talented young man during my Abu Dhabi beginning days. He was employed by, and I was staying at, the Rixos Resort. The Rixos Resort appears…
It has been a most eventful morning and it is only 7:45. Details shall now be revealed. I awoke to the chiming bells of my iPhone in time for morning prayer. However, I was suffering…
Yesterday was an amazeballs day – everything came together, convincing me that I have made the absolutely correct move in coming back to live in Edmonton. This is my destiny and I am most happy…