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June 28 – censored “rant-age”
There are days when one should not get out of bed…Rotzy’s having one of those days…it’s a mix of good and bad. What A Week, Huh?! *This week’s “F/N” column is gonna need way more (*R*-Restricted) notices for the ‘Highs … Continue reading
INSATIABLE APPETITES, Stuart Woods
INSATIABLE APPETITES by Stuart Woods Synopsis It’s a time of unexpected change for Stone Barrington. A recent venture has achieved a great victory, but is immediately faced with a new challenge: an underhanded foe who’s determined to wreak havoc at … Continue reading
TIP #3 – Consider PEER ANALYSIS
You may think you writing is good. But it might not be. Why not put it to some peers who are willing to give it an objective consideration and analysis to confirm or refute what you believe. WAG CRITIQUING is … Continue reading
Rules for living after 64
Many of us are older than 65…if you are consider these rules to live by for the remaining years. It’s time to use the money you saved upUse it and enjoy it. Don’t just keep it for those who may … Continue reading
TIP #2 – Do your RESEARCH as you write. Confirm your facts before final editing.
Do your research before you write. Confirm that your information is accurate: geographic information, technological data, historical dates, spelling of names, correct use of foreign phrases. It is crucial that readers feel the material presented is accurate, valid and correct … Continue reading
June 22 – dang computer probs
Rotzy launches the first day os summer with gardening woes, rent laments and road rage rejctions… Last Week…. yours truly made a sincere/concentrated effort to ”DE-COVID” the entire “F/N” column….or perhaps “UN-COVID” it, if you prefer. Well, if I don’t … Continue reading
My name is ….
My name is SZPIN. Pronounce it as SPIN but remember, I’m Polish. So we insert a Z somewhere but logically as related to the language. My family was too poor to afford a “ski,” so it was never Szpinski. Just … Continue reading
EDITORIAL: An open letter to MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq
Recently NDP Member of Parliament, Mumilaaq Qaqqaq, spoke out about her maltreatment in the House of Commons. Profiled in the hallways by lazy and professionally incompetent security guards, Qaqqaq has finally had enough and has publically stated all that troubles … Continue reading
EDITORIAL: Dog Ford retains INCOMPETENCE, instead of EJECTing it
The mutt at Queen’s Park, Dog Ford, acts on the incompetency of Minister Merrilee Fullerton, ex-Minister of Long Term Care but she might consider a sideline tutoring ‘sycophancy’ at which she must excel. A the big kahuna, Doggie, lashes out … Continue reading
June 17 – Minutes
ATTENDEES: SHARON D., DENNIS G., EVA H., SAJEDA M., PETA-GAYE N., HOWARD P., RICK P., RICHARD S., SHEILA T., IAN R., BALA M.,Guest speaker: Colin McClean Announcements, Opportunities: Congratulations to these WAG members in receiving the Canada Book AwardKathleen Gauer: … Continue reading
Jul 17 – BOOK ILLUSTRATIONS: Colin McClean
Due to the size of the file, it is available as an emailed attachment only….upon individual request.
7 Foods for Arthritic relief
One in six Canadian adults has arthritis. Although most are 75 or older, many are much younger. The two most common forms of the disease — osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis — tend to cause painful joints. No wonder your grandmother … Continue reading