Category Archives: Musings

These are my personal observations and my own opinions.

The Paris Olympics Excuse

After worldwide condemnation for the Dionysus-inspired revelry of the Opening Ceremony in July 2024 for the Paris Olympics, Anne Deschamps, a spokesperson for the Paris Olympics, gave an excuse for the Opening Ceremony. Although tendered as an apology, her statement … Continue reading

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It’s Canada Day

On Canada Day, we have parades, gatherings, fireworks, and endless self-congratulatory speeches by politicians of all stripes and importance. All covered on television (and now the internet) so we can watch it all comfortably from our couches. After all, we’re … Continue reading

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You Are Not a Robot

You are not a robot. You are a human being. You are amazing. You can do amazing things. You can achieve great things. Because you are human. You are unique. You’re not a duplicate of anyone else. You respond to … Continue reading

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I Am Not a Robot

I am not a robot. I am a human being. We human beings — people — are amazing. Each of us is unique. No two of us are the same. We may be similar, but we’re not exactly the same. … Continue reading

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Happy Canada Day!

July 1st. A great day in history — not just for us Canadians, but for everyone. Because Canada is a nation that was born through peaceful means, not war. In contrast to our neighbours to the south, Canada did not … Continue reading

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This May Be Hard to Read – Part 2

In Part 1, I said I needed to hear an apology from those who now say they want unity* before I could accept they do want unity, not conformity. I also said I will only be able to hear their … Continue reading

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Update on New Year’s Resolutions

Like all New Year’s Resolutions, mine have not been perfectly implemented from Day 1, although some have fared better than others.

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This May Be Hard to Read – Part 1

If you’ve ever been an abused partner, you’ll recognize what I’m talking about. If not, please listen with an open heart. If you’ve been the abuser, please listen. It’s time for unity. We all need to become ‘We, the people’ … Continue reading

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Poly Vague – Huh?

Polyvagal. As in Polyvagal Theory. A ground-breaking theory that has many practical applications. First published in 1994 by Dr. Stephen Porges, the Polyvagal Theory has major implications for how people feel safe, for social behaviour, and for emotional regulation. (1) (2) … Continue reading

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New Year’s Resolutions Anyone?

Of all the thoughts swirling about in our heads at this time of year, the thought of making resolutions is enough to take the “Happy” out of “Happy New Year!” Might I suggest we think about New Year’s Resolutions a … Continue reading

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