Monthly Archives: September 2015

Today my nephew turns 10 years old.  A whole decade old.  Our little man is rapidly becoming the big kind, right before our eyes. In his short ten years, he has already found two great passions in his life: hockey … Continue reading →

Forget everything I said about hanging on to the last vestiges of summer.  That was then.  Having a few days of the cooler air last week, in which I could allow the cool breezes to waft through the house instead … Continue reading →

Sometimes I treat Jesus like he is the biggest hypocrite. Ever. Reading the Sermon on the Mount, for instance, has highlighted this to me recently. He was forever pontificating on the expectations of human behavior. Expectations on how I should … Continue reading →

Today is Labor Day.  It is the day that we set aside to celebrate and honor all the hard work that has been invested into this nation, into the municipalities where we live, into our own careers and into our … Continue reading →