An Inspiration

Now that we have so much more time on our hands we have found ourselves closely watching the American Presidential primaries and have been very impressed with Senator Obama. We both find his speeches to be uplifting and very inspirational, he does indeed sound like a man interested in change. Whether or not he can actually accomplish that if he gets elected is another story. He definitely knows how to make a speech. Something that our politicians are sorely lacking.

Puppy Play

We thought you would like to see what the new puppy is up to, so here he is chewing his favorite toy!

We're parents again!

Yes, we have welcomed another baby to our family...I would like to introduce everyone to "Jake" He's a Golden retriever and should grow from this little bundle of joy to a sixty or seventy pound beauty. He's already become very popular with the other members of the pack and doesn't appear to be scared of anything and is quite happy to play fight with his brothers.

Too funny to ignore

A fiddling Premier, what will they come up with next. Politics down here are something to behold.

Pondering

You get to do a lot of that when you're retired, I mean really retired, not just in between jobs. I am retired..no more paid work for me. So I have time to ponder lifes little intangibles and of course much more lofty pursuits, so as I wander about the internet reading newspapers from all over the world I occasionally run into little gems that answer some of my more niggling questions, like why is the Middle East always in some sort of turmoil and you find that history offers some answers, and here in a nutshell is part of the problem. Check out this link

Good Time to get out

I guess it's official now, should make the parking lot outside the loading dock an interesting place. You can read about it here


New law pushes Alberta smokers into traffic
Edmonton police admit enforcing smoking law not a top priority
Last Updated: Thursday, January 3, 2008 | 11:49 AM MT
CBC News

A new smoking law in Alberta bans smoking within five metres of a public building or workplace, but in some areas the rule forces smokers into the middle of a road.