I get tired of the media telling me over and over that I am leaving a legacy of debt to my children and grandchildren. You hear it on the radio and you watch in on television. After a while it gets pathetic, especially the way it is being portrayed. The Boomers are not the...
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Have you ever noticed that they are few if any clocks in public airports? I hadn’t noticed this anomaly until it was brought to my attention this weekend. I have travel by air to various cities in the US and Europe. I have managed to catch my plane without being late even once. I...
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From the Bantam Stampeders website: The Bantam Stampeders ended their terrific season Saturday in Edmonton’s Clarke park yesterday losing a very entertaining Provincial TIER ONE championship game to the Spruce Grove Cougars 31-30. The team played a great game and actually had the lead 30 -24 with just a minute left but just couldn’t...
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Working people frequently ask retired people what they do to make their days interesting. Well, for example, the other day my wife and I went into town and went into a shop. We were only in there for about 5 minutes. When we came out, there was a cop writing out a parking...
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Here we are. A new home for my blog, after changing it’s name on BlogSpot I thought it was the thing to do. I want to thank Google and BlogSpot for the use of their site and the fabulous opportunity I had to learn a bit about blogging. However like everything in life, once...
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During a career or a life time everyone has moments, people or events that they will always remember. They remember them fondly or with contempt. In my case, one of the people I remember meeting for the first time is Leo Teskey, and it isn’t fondly. Teskey was baby faced and still in his...
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