If you missed Under Lock and Key Part 1 the topic was one of journals and diaries. I am sure most of us are familiar with “The Diary of Anne Frank.” Powerful stuff for us the “onlookers” many years later. A documentation of history; snapshots of life of real people before it became history. If we […]
“In kindergarten we share everrrrythinnnng!”
These words are the title of a children’s book by the very talented Canadian author Robert Munsch If you have never read it, even if you don’t have children, you should. An audio version also cracks me up and is a favorite in our house. All that being said, today’s post is about sharing. Sharing […]
“Just watch Me”
These words above may or may not be familiar to you . Originally they were said by Pierre Elliott Trudeau, in relation to the 1970 War Measures Act, in his role as the Prime Minister of Canada. The note you see below is from March 19, 2013 that chronicles a conversation, albeit brief, on a Porter flight between Michael Kydd and […]
Stamp It. Let it go.
I know nothing about stamps. I am guessing that I am not alone on this topic. With the exception of those out there who are serious about stamps and stamp collecting, it is a world (some would say an ancient one), that is just not on the larger radar screen in a very prominent way. But there is no […]