Montana’s
“Dad! There’s a Montana’s in Airdrie now! We should go for my birthday! Kids eat free on Tuesdays!” ….further proof that marketing works on children…. No need to thank me Montana’s or send me a gift certificate. No need at all:) Now it should be noted that we’re not super into the cowboy scene as a family, but we are into eating ribs. And our … Continue reading Montana’s
Death of Sushi
Our goldfish Sushi died one night. Were there tears in my home the next day? Sadly yes. I had preached a sermon and made fun of goldfish as pets (or something) about a year ago which elicited a dark response from the audience. I responded “Wow Airdrie, did I miss some sort of goldfish smuggling operation in the City?” One of my guys thought it … Continue reading Death of Sushi
Judge Judy
Yes we watch it, so don’t bother heaping any more low brow scorn upon us than we have upon ourselves already. It should also be noted that she made 47 million bucks last year and is worth 400 mil, so… I’ve been watching how she gets at the truth when everybody lies and it’s fascinating. I have this Canadian naivety made much worse because of … Continue reading Judge Judy
A Well Rounded Person
I’m not a well rounded person and you shouldn’t be either. When I was young there seemed to be much thinking floating around of this nature. “Careful! Don’t be too good at this, but don’t be too bad at that either.” There was this idea that a perfect person was a well balance, well adjusted jack of all trades who was this amazing blend of … Continue reading A Well Rounded Person
The 10 Second Rule
Hold your nose ‘cause here goes the cold water. I’m not even going to tell you who said that (don’t sue me Eminem). Most of us lose an argument in the first ten seconds. If you grew up in an unhealthy home conflict was always bad. It left broken pieces behind and things we did and said that we can only look back now and … Continue reading The 10 Second Rule
A Shocking Experience
It was always a special moment when an apprentice received their first electrical shock. My brother went the way of education while I went into the construction world, and they are very different from each other. I have my Red Seal and Masters in the electrical trade and he teaches in a private school in Winnipeg. He might think my opening line is cruel, but … Continue reading A Shocking Experience
Treadmill and the Jet
Every day I run for 38 minutes on my treadmill and I hate it. I’m actually afraid to say I hate things because once I decide I hate something I reallyhate it. Like the last winter I spent working much of the time outside before shifting to an inside job, I did a silly thing and decided I hated winter. Canadians who decide they hate winter … Continue reading Treadmill and the Jet
