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Monthly Archives: September 2013
What a day…
I’m sitting out back, it’s 2:47 on a Sunday afternoon and I’m comfortable in a t-shirt. This is unheard of for September 29th in Canada. I can hear the announcer in the back ground from the fair grounds and crickets … Continue reading
150th Carp Fair
Who would have thought that a local fair could possibly be 150 years old. 150 years ago was 1863. There were only 5 provinces at the time, the province of Canada (East and West), the province Newfoundland, The province of … Continue reading
National Novel Writing Month
It’s been a couple of years for me, but I’m going to do NaNoWriMo again this year. The sign up page can be found at http://www.nanowrimo.org and looks like: The novel you decide to write can be any genre, Fiction, … Continue reading
Got my 5S
I got the call from Rogers yesterday afternoon to tell me that my new phone had arrived. It’s been three years since my last upgrade and my iPhone 4 was starting to have problems. That kind of sounded like what … Continue reading
News from Blackberry
Check out this link for news on the (IOS and Android) BBM rollout: http://blogs.blackberry.com/2013/09/bbm-android-iphone-update/
How does physical location effect perception?
I have noticed a strange phenomena over the course of my short lifetime that merits consideration. People act differently depending on their physical location. I have traveled with Canadians to other countries and these individuals tend to adapt to the … Continue reading
The Army run 2013
Well I survived another 21Km run with only a few blisters. My time was a bit slower, but given the lack of training this year, I was happy just to survive. I ran with my sister and her daughter and … Continue reading
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The Army Run
The army run is an event that is put on every year by the Canadian Military to raise money for their “Soldier-on” program. It started out as a small event but has grown to the point where it sells out … Continue reading
Grasping for reality
I don’t know if it’s just the stage of life that I’m in or if the economy is triggering this phenomena, but some of the people around me are loosing touch with reality. It seems that the people in question … Continue reading
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