It's been a challenging year on so many fronts yet we're still here and we're still fighting for our God-given rights and freedoms when most of our countrymen appear willing to roll over and play dead for the first tyrant to come along. We will not. We grieve for those dear to us that we lost this year, but we're buoyed up in the knowledge they are home in Paradise with … [Read more...]
Amelia Earhart: A Single Act of Kindness…
This is the perfect time of year to share our gratitude, love, joy and compassion with our circles of influence - our family and our friends, the people we care about most. What better way to spend Christmas Day (and every other day) than by performing a single act of kindness for another human being. We will watch in amazement as each act of kindness is … [Read more...]
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Merry Christmas! I hope you and your family are having a wonderful Christmas Day today, despite the lockdown measures in place in so much of our country. It's just after noon on Christmas Day on a glorious but overcast day on the mountain and I just want to say thank you for being a part of my liberty-loving efforts to change the world. I'm so grateful you choose to … [Read more...]
National Letter Writing Day
Some enterprising individual made December 7th Letter Writing Day to help combat the loss of letter writing skills due to the rise of texting, social media and the horde of instant messaging apps. Writing a letter can take so many forms, but because I'm a political commentator I'll use this unofficial day primarily to encourage you to write to the politician of your choice, … [Read more...]
Send Our Troops A Christmas Card Today
The brave men and women who serve in our Canadian Armed Forces deserve our support year-round, but never more than on the two most precious days on our calendar: Remembrance Day and Christmas Day. On November 11th, we held ceremonies across Canada to remember the sacrifices of those who paid the ultimate price and our veterans who came returned home. But thousands of … [Read more...]
NaNoWrMo 2019 – Day 2 – Breaking the 10K barrier
Broke the 10K barrier today, and am just 55 words shy of 11K at 4pm PST. Very fun, with many more words to come yet. There's still sunshine out my window, for crying out loud! Today's writing session was all about the appointment with Lynda's first surgeon, where we got the news that it was indeed cancer and we had to make a decision about surgery RIGHT NOW because the … [Read more...]
The Beautiful Mural Art of Whitehorse Artist Colin Alexander
I've been in Whitehorse roughly 30 hours now and as I wander the streets of this beautiful little city I've been blown away by all the beautiful street murals that adorn buildings all over town. I've taken a ton of photographs of them because they truly are works of art. Seems God made sure I would stumble across the artist of these fine pieces of art as I strolled around … [Read more...]
The Lesson of Ben Comen (and your New Year’s Resolution)
[powerpress] Ben Comen is a runner. Specifically, he's a cross country runner. He's never won the Olympics, nor is he likely to. In fact, Ben will never make it to the Olympics other than as a spectator. So what lesson can a runner you've never heard of, and who has never won a Gold medal at the Olympics possibly teach you? Possibly the most … [Read more...]
Remembrance Day: A Day to Honour the Men and Women Who Sacrificed Everything for us
Remembrance Day isn’t just one more Hallmark Holiday where we get a paid day off to do whatever we want. Unfortunately most people look at it that way. No, Remembrance Day is the day we set aside to remember and honour the brave men and women who gave their lives in the defense of our Rights and Freedoms; a day to honour those men and women who survived the horrors of war … [Read more...]