Monthly Archives: May 2018

Don Iveson and city council for systematically, physically destroying Edmonton and laying it to waste while wasting billions of taxpayer money on frivolous, useless projects.

Margot Kidder, 69. She will never be forgotten because of one good role in the first Superman movie. A chance, too, to remember the late Christopher Reeve who died too young after being paralyzed from a fall from his horse. Remembering him … Continue reading →

“Simply put, her life-problems were a recurrent spinning of wheels and a thoroughly lazy, self-satisfied disunified being. And thus it was that she had settled for less, blindly way less, in fact.”

aka You Always Hurt the One You Love. ‘Love marks’ after son’s little dog jumped from my arms before I could set her on the floor.

Tuesday 1 pm MT apparently, midway between moon and Earth. The closest one yet in memory with another sudden 24 hour warning. Odds-wise, you gotta think “One of these times…” We have previously survived by the skin of our teeth. … Continue reading →

One of my favorite passing moments. The ritualistic cloud of evening flies in spring or summer backlit by the falling sun hovering meaningfully and purposely about five feet above the backyard grass. Always reminds me of a time one spring ago … Continue reading →

Yet another dead ringer for my deceased mother is on Frame channel right now. I have seen others in Victoria and one even on a plane. Seems apropos that her ghost should show up in time for Mother’s Day. As … Continue reading →

family brunch at the Radisson on Gateway Blvd.

(Butchart Gardens in April and May) -visiting with my kids and family -walking at U of A early Saturday or Sunday mornings -dining at the McDonald Hotel with friends -reading with the Stroll of Poets -riding my bike (except in winter) … Continue reading →

What is it thou still desirest of permanence, acceptance, understanding, appreciation, inner peace, true calm, self-sufficiency, self-actualization, meaning, love, and purpose?