I didn’t see this Blog coming. It started with a radio program about films. Innocent enough. It defined a cult film as being undefinable. It crossed genres. The interesting dilemma is that you can find these cult films by googling “cult films” – they have become their own genre. The Rocky Horror Picture Show is…

I like to walk, not a power walking style but something above a casual stroll. Alone, if I’m looking for my truth. As I get older, I have found it both harder and more comfortable to think and behave while staying true to myself. Let’s capture that thought as an increase in complexity to just…

I wonder if we’d view water differently if we personified it. I don’t mean to just give it a name but give it the equivalent legal rights as we give individuals. Think about Canada’s time before a woman was legally declared to be a person. Alberta’s “Famous Five” were petitioners in the groundbreaking Persons Case….

I’m better prepared to miss the Edmonton Folk Music Festival (EFMF) this year because of C-19 (covid), thanks to a previous scare. I remember, what seems like a lifetime ago, that the EFMF had become so popular that tickets were selling out within minutes. This Festival was the highlight of my year. The thought of…

We can remember to say thank-you to the young adults who we know or cross our paths. Thank you for caring. You make a difference in everyone’s lives.

I know the first thing a magician says to engage an audience when performing a card trick. “Pick a card. Any card.” I think of the possibilities. I can actually choose one of 52 choices, 53 if there is a joker in the deck. The world is my oyster. But in these C-19 (covid) times,…

Crisis moments of identity can occur at milestones of abrupt change such as; sudden onset of illness, retirement, being fired, or being laid off work because of redundancy.

Local registered not-for-profits are important components supporting your neighbourhood. Consider buying a membership. in St. Albert Seniors Association.

You have the time. Take control. Do at least one of the things on your to do list by the end of next week.

The pandemic exacerbated systemic weaknesses. We can easily improve our medical system, save lives, improve outcomes.