Today I am grateful for the simple things in my life. As with so many people, Covid-19 has turned my life a bit upside down here and there. Where once I used to resent technology, I now have an appreciation for the benefits of it when it comes to staying in touch with friends, family […]
Sometimes it Feels Good
Not everyone has a moral compass. And you don’t have to be religious to have morals. But if you have any form of empathy whatsoever, you have a moral compass as well. The thing is that you will sometimes find out that doing the right thing often feels good, but it also sometimes feels bad. […]
Compassion in Crisis
In the midst of our Covid-19 pandemic, there are a lot of conversations that have been taking place about it and about what it means for every person on the planet now etc. My partner, Rod, mentioned today that, although he doesn’t want to sound like he is disregarding the suffering that is being experienced, […]
Solitude
Things are very quiet around the city of Saskatoon. Traffic is at an all time low, businesses are winding down for the mass hysteria of isolationism due to the corona virus. Soon restaurants will be shut down. The Juno awards were also cancelled. Sports events have also been cancelled and leisure centres are now closed. […]
Mass Hysteria
Over the last number of weeks, I have noticed, as have many, the mass hysteria that is all over social media concerning the Corona virus. I am not here to say that the virus is harmless by any stretch. It is deadly and does kill people. But people are buying out stockpiles of toilet paper, […]
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