Perspectives

The one Canadian Senator who replied to the American couple’s outrage over the seal hunt made some valid observations about points of view.

It is that time of year when we can observe one of nature’s neatest physical changes: when matter changes from a solid to a gas without first becoming a liquid.

Our dauntless leader may have been partially correct when a few days ago he said we ought to hand over the keys for Cassellholme to the Dalton Gang.

While in a restaurant the other evening, I was slightly taken aback by a prominent notice on the menu which informed all diners that an 18% gratuity would be added to the bill for all groups of six or over.

I should not be surprised anymore when my wife interjects some quote from ancient Greek or Roman literature into a conversation.

There has been discussion lately in some of the American states about putting a tax on fast food containers.

My fishing buddies laughed at me the first couple of years that we bought our food supplies for the camp. I insisted that we buy a Dijon mustard instead of the French’s variety that seemed to be an automatic reflex selection from my shopping partner.

At first I thought they were buying all the inexpensive stuff to outfit a student’s new apartment, doing it on the cheap because they were sure the student would not make it past the first term in university, but my curiosity and eavesdropping told a

In a recent conversation with an engineer, email was given as the reason for the slower than usual response to a technical problem.

You might think that the squirrels would have their candidate selection made by the seventh week of the campaign, but there seemed to be more confusion than ever Monday morning.