In the Meeting House
I was recently invited to attend a Meeting House discussion at the Public Library. I’ve never been to a Meeting House discussion so I’m not too sure what to expect … Continue reading
Itchy Feet + Light Wallet = Innovative Travel
After a few long weeks of getting back in to the swing of my schedule, the sun is still shining, the birds still chirping and my mind is still wandering … Continue reading
Ideas, Perceptions and Realities
I found an interesting article in the BBC summarizing a study by the PEW Research Center in Washington, DC, which looked at common stereotypes often associated with many African nations. … Continue reading
It’s all Personality to Me
My last post mentioned my passion for the environment and how much I enjoy traveling and marveling at the beauty that the earth has to offer, beyond the city-scapes and … Continue reading
What do Polls Really Say?
I went for a job interview once at a polling company that constructed polls and analysed the data. I thought it could be interesting, especially when the content was dealing … Continue reading
Entertaining Views
I can’t tell how much time I spend watching TV or reading up on entertainment news. I know it’s a waste of time. I know that watching the Grammy’s or … Continue reading
Fundraising at its Best
I’m truly amazed and a little shocked that funds are still being raised for Haitian relief. First, the out pour of contributions from regular Joe’s, then the telethons and concerts … Continue reading
Pet Controversy
Throughout my early childhood years, I remember vividly wanting a pet, a dog in particular. I suppose I met the usual resistance from my family, thinking that it’s a lot … Continue reading
Foreign Correspondence
I’ve thought of a career in journalism. I like being able to express myself in ways that the spoken word couldn’t. But what has made me shy away from the … Continue reading
Saturday Morning Coffee 