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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
The JUDGE’S LIST, John Grisham
One can never go wrong reading any John Grisham book. This applies here, no less, and its damned by faint praise. This is an entertaining and engaging read: FULL STOP. Synopsis In The Whistler, Lacy Stoltz investigated a corrupt judge … Continue reading
More than 2 dozen Flash Fiction Markets that pay
28 Flash Fiction Markets That Pay By Theresa van Baalen Are you dreaming of writing, but battling to find the time to write? Why not try your hand at something really short? Flash fiction is a genre of fiction that … Continue reading
We celebrate: Canada Award Winners
____Click to learn more about these great Canadian writers: Kathleen GAUER Dennis GAZAREK Peta-Gaye NASH
CANADA DAY commentary by Canadian writers
A number of writers are associated with our website have written their comments about CANADA DAY: Bristow writes a romance story in Roman times, quite unexpected, but very engaging and plausible. An amazingly researched story. Click on an image … Continue reading
FILE EXPLORER: the Win 10 tool you should use
File ExplorerFile Explorer is a Windows 10 application used for File-Folder management. It is available automatically on computers using WIN 10. Why bother to learn or to use File Explorer Name files with meaningful names Rename files that are poorly … Continue reading
WAG author, Peta-Gaye Nash, receives Canada Book Award
Congratulations to childrens’ books author PETA-GAYE NASH for receiving the Canada Book Award for her children’s book, ‘Bushyhead.’ Publisher: Peta-Gaye NashDesigner: Cheryl Antao-XavierIllustrator: Alyah Holmes Bushyhead is the story of a young girl, Miranda May, who is teased at school … Continue reading
Writers promo tip: BOOKMARKERS
Hey writer….here’s a nice little book promotion idea for you… Print a set of bookmarkers for distribution whenever and wherever you are doing book promotions. Consider both sidesRemember you have a FRONT and a BACK to the bookmarker. Take advantage … Continue reading
Councillor’s anti-racism motion passed by Pickering Council
Systemic racism exists in Canada and each of us is responsible for its obliteration. There is no room for racism in Canada in any form, religious, cultural, gender or appearance. Councillor Shaheen Butt is a Muslim who has lived in … Continue reading
Ode to a line
An ode to the line A clothesline was a news forecast, to neighbours passing by,There were no secrets you could keep when clothes were hung to dry.It also was a friendly link, for neighbours always knewIf company had stopped on … Continue reading
JUNETEENTH: What is it? We all need to celebrate it.
Rosie DiManno, Toronto Star columnist, wrote an excellent piece about the celebration. On June 19, 1866, one year after the announcement, freedmen in Texas organized the first of what became the annual celebration of “Jubilee Day”. Early celebrations were used … Continue reading
Senior’s letter to God
There was a man who worked for the Post Office whose job was to process all the mail that had illegible addresses. One day, a letter came addressed in shaky handwriting to God with no actual address. He thought he … Continue reading
The KEEPSAKE, Tess Gerritsen
The Keepsake By Tess Gerritsen If you like page-turning thrillers that hold your attention page after page, you can’t go with any Tess Gerritsen book that has a “New York Bestseller” attached to it. Synopsis New York Times bestselling author … Continue reading
More about self-publishing
WAG has our own resident “Self-publishing” guru who did a presentation on the topic. Here is a link to some more information regarding self-publishing: SELF PUBLISHING GUIDE
Toronto Zoo’s Adopt-A-Pond Wetland Conservation Night
Toronto Zoo’s Adopt-A-Pond Wetland Conservation Night Wednesday, June 16, 20217:00 – 8:00 pmOnline Event Join the City of Pickering, the Pickering Public Library and the Toronto Zoo’s Adopt-A-Pond Wetland Conservation staff to learn about turtles in the Pickering area, how … Continue reading
WE’LL MEET AGAIN
During times of great trouble and crisis, people need to find hope and comfort wherever they can, however they can. Dame Vera Lynn sang a message of hope and perseverence with her renowned song. The times were a major crisis … Continue reading
KILL YOURS, KILL MINE, Katherine Kovacic
KiLL YOURS, KILL MINE Katherine Kovacic Synopsis Mia’s grief counselling practice, The Pleiades, is named for the seven sisters from Greek mythology who were the companions of the Goddess of the Hunt—and who, in some stories, die of grief or … Continue reading
Your Best Shot
Confused and baffled by the news reports that constantly change the COVID story. Me too, the more I hear, the more hesitant and reluctant I become. The COVID vaccines were not developed overnight. So they aren’t just some ‘stab in … Continue reading
MARKUP SENDING INSTRUCTIONS
Send your MARKUPS all together in one email Send the to ALL CRTQ recipients in the same email. Summary ALL your MARKUPS ALL CRTQ GRP members emailed ALL in one email
June 7 – COVID, CARP and Indian Residential Schools
Getting tired of COVID news? Rotzy’s beginning to suffer COVID fatigue too but stick around . The news will bring you even more morbid or horrendous stuff. Read on… Zoomer Radio 740 AM…. ….features Libby Znaimer, the station owner’s … Continue reading
Five Little Indians, Michelle Good
Five Little Indians,Michelle Good SynopsisWinner of the 2018 HarperCollins/UBC Prize for Best New Fiction Michelle Good’s FIVE LITTLE INDIANS, told from the alternating points of view of five former residential school students as they struggle to survive in 1960s Vancouver—one … Continue reading
National Health and Fitness Day, June 1/21
June 1st was National Health and Fitness Day. The other 364 days of the year should be dedicated to the same topic. Every day should be Health and Fitness Day. Exercise and being active are very important during these pandemic … Continue reading
How to Make Pizzeria-Quality Pizza at Home (Hacks and Easy Recipes!)
Skip the delivery and grab some store-bought dough. Then get rolling with our 10 helpful hacks for creating crispy crusts, fresh flavors, and more Article and featured recipe and photos by Jamie Vespa MS, RD Pizza is a crowd-pleaser, and … Continue reading
Healthy Breakfasts Help You Lose Weight
When you’re trying to lose weight, breakfast can set the tone for the rest of your day. Consuming the wrong foods can amplify your cravings and set you up for failure before the day even begins. On the other hand, … Continue reading
FOLDER/FILES organization for CRTQING
This template may help you with your CRITIQUING submissions: DATE / TITLE / WHO / IN/OUT6/?/21 “title of submission” RICHARD OUT.docx Furthermore, computer records can be organized as depicted below: FOLDERS Folder “CRTQ IN” contains nothing at this time Folder “CRTQ … Continue reading
3 COLOUR CODING MARKUP SAMPLE – 5 pages
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2 ABBREVIATED – BULLETED GUIDELINES
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1 FULL GUIDELINES – 2 pages of text
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May 31 – Rotzy took a Victoria break!
Rotzy needed a break Victoria Day weekend but he’s back with a blast and a whiz this week. Read all about ‘famous Amos’ of the Cdn House of Commons. Anyone remember Anthony Weiner of American politics…well, Canada’s got its own … Continue reading
SLEEP WELL: 20 tips to help you sleep better
Are you having problems with your sleep? Good sleep is incredibly important. If you are having sleep problems, consider and try a few of the tips offered below and see if they help you sleep better. You may have to … Continue reading
LIFESPAN CALCULATOR: how long will you live?
How long will you live? Barring unforeseen incidents such as accidents, natural disasters and such, there is no way to guarantee a long life. Common sense adherence to good diet practices, regular moderate exercise and sensible precautions, one will live … Continue reading
Skin Cancer Awareness: 4 safety tips
Summer is here and many of us are spending more time outdoors enjoying the nicer weather. While basking in the sun’s golden rays can feel great, it is important to be diligent about sun safety. Most skin cancers are a … Continue reading
KISSER, Stuart Woods
Stone Barrington is back in New York in this thrilling page-turner from the perennially entertaining, bestselling author, Stuart Woods. Synopsis After a rather harrowing sojourn in Key West, he’s looking to stay closer to home and work on some simple … Continue reading
Hard of hearing….
At the beginning of my shift as a general practitioner, I placed a stethoscope on an elderly and slightly deaf female patient’s anterior chest wall. ‘Big breaths,’ I instructed. ‘Yes, they used to be,’ she replied.
Leaving a big tip
I leave my waitress a big tip. The extra money might bring a smile to her face. She is toiling much harder for a living than I am.
GOOGLE EXTENSIONS: little apps/tools to help you browse
Google extensions are little applications that enrich the digital work you can do. Visit the Google web store and explore the various apps offered there. You will be surprised at what you discover of value and benefit to your work. … Continue reading
Where I am in my life
I’m at a place in my life where errands are starting to count as going out
The SZPINNER JUNE 2021 NEWSLETTER
The Sad, Bad, and the Good We are very saddened and grieve the loss of a wonderful man, Randy Filinksi. Randy was a loving husband, caring father, a dedicated community activist and an outstanding part of the Durham Region … Continue reading
EDITORIAL: SENIORS month or PRIDE month: it’s a matter of universal respect
June is Seniors Month or Pride Month depending on your source of information. We’ll recognize both labels and summarize with …”just care for your fellow human.” No matter if old, young, female, male, queer, straight, or transforming, as long as … Continue reading
Poetry publications on Medium.com
This article contains a list of publications that include poetry, are currently active, and are accepting new writers.
Bookmarks: better than business cards?
Rick Pyves, a writer who always seems to be a bit ahead of many others, has an interesting twist on old-fashioned business cards. Rick has bookmarks printed based on the covers of the books he has written and uses these … Continue reading
May 27 – Minutes
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The story behind “Towards the Light”
The history of our charity work in Punta Cana, DR In November of 2012, as new retirees, my husband and I flew to Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic for a ten-day vacation. During that time, one of our outings … Continue reading
May 27 – PRESENTATION: Ginger Kuenzel on publishing in “Medium”
Guest Speaker: Ginger Kuenzel – Medium.com – A Free Platform for Publishing Your Pieces Learn about Medium.com, an online platform where you can upload pieces you’ve written, then share the link with friends and easily post it on social media. By following the … Continue reading
Are you always feeling hungry? Your body may be trying to tell you something.
Hunger is your body’s natural cue that it needs more food. When you’re hungry, your stomach may “growl” and feel empty, or you may get a headache, feel irritable, or be unable to concentrate. Most people can go several hours … Continue reading
Arthritis pain: Do’s and don’t’s
Will physical activity reduce or increase your arthritis pain? Get tips on exercise and other common concerns when coping with arthritis symptoms and arthritis pain.By Mayo Clinic Staff Arthritis is a leading cause of pain and disability worldwide. You … Continue reading
Kathleen Gauer: Another childrens’ book author awarded
Canadian authors have the touch when it comes to writing books for kids. Kathleen Gauer has received a Canada Books Award for her book, The Wish Carvers. It is positively gratifying to see writers being recognized for their creativity, energy … Continue reading
Special invitation to WAG members
Hello WAG member, At the risk of sounding like an old nag, I again invite you to try NOTEZILLA digital sticky notes for your computer work. [Disclaimer: I have no financial links with the program’s developer, receive no remuneration.] I … Continue reading
4 creative writing exercises to improve your writing
Here are 4 creative writing ideas to improve your writing. Read through this piece and take away whatever seems of value to you and your work. All the best in your endeavours. Writing exercises to spark creativity Freewriting Freewriting is … Continue reading
Use character voice when writing critical or delicate information which could offend
The omniscient voice is the writer speaking. It can lead to problems as readers see the written word as fact and sometimes it contravenes the philosophy of the reader. Alienate the reader and you lose support. Instead, assign opinions and … Continue reading
A walk after eating is healthy for you
Maybe you don’t have a dog to walk after dinner. Pretend. We’re lucky. We’ve got Fermo and he’ll go for a walk anytime, with a lot of enthusiasm. Walking after a meal has many benefits but wait about 15 minutes … Continue reading
Six excellent foods to give your eyes a nutritional boost.
Particular foods will benefit your eye health. Here are six good foods to eat to help maintain your eye health. SALMONWild salmon contains a high amount of Omega-3 fatty acids, which are super nutrients for your eyes. Eating salmon or … Continue reading
POLITICIANS to remember next election
Politics seems to change principled people into unethical, unprincipled politicians of questionable integrity. Here’s a list of these kind of politicians [ Site under construction – Click on the name to read the story behind the politician ]: MUNICIPALKevin ASHE, … Continue reading
GRAMMARLY: the right-hand assistant for writers
“If you’re a writer, you should use this tool.” It would highlight all the errors in the previous sentence allowing you to change what you wish. Grammarly has a free version that will serve a writer very well. The corrections … Continue reading
May 10 – medical examinations demand deeper considerations
Seems like Rotzy’s philosophy is becoming, “The older we get, the more concerned we become with medical examinations.” As The Days Go….….last Tuesday was not one of the better ones for Rotzy. I got ‘cut’…….’chopped’. No, not as in … Continue reading
KITCHEN CONFIDENTIAL, Anthony Bourdain
KITCHEN CONFIDENTIAL, Anthony Bourdain This review is not what you may expect. Anthony Bourdain committed suicide at 61. Why? Though I review the book, more than that, I criticize the man. Who am I to judge and what am I … Continue reading
Coping with arthritis
Arthritis: it may be in the genes; it may be a factor of old age. No matter the source of the malady can have varying degrees of debilitation for the person suffering the affliction. I began experiencing problems with my … Continue reading
Made it. Ate it. ‘Weighed’ it.
No knead crusty bread….easy to make, needs 12-18 hrs of yeast development time….just sits quietly in your dining room, over night. Next day, into the oven and within an hour delicious, crusty bread…really crusty, really delicious. Recipe available on request. … Continue reading
The USA: land of bullies
NOMADLAND, by Jessica Bruder The book, ‘Nomadland‘ fits this BULLY section for many reasons. The book is a sad commentary on life in the United States. Americans pride themselves on being the richest country on earth. Do not believe it. … Continue reading
Press release from the Pickering ISLAMIC Centre
Tony Burman…bon voyage sir !
He’s gone: Tony Burman, journalist, reporter, editor, commentator…one of the very best in today’s media world. Burman arguably was the best media commentator in the world of English-written news. Incisive, concise, precise, logical, analytical, intelligent…the adjectives do no do the … Continue reading
May 3 – the cremation of Rotzy McGee
Fun stuff Nakina…ya gotta read about the cremation of Rotzy McGee at the end… from Readers WriteIt seems to me these days that there is a lot of emphasis on fitness, and encouragement of people to get into some sort … Continue reading
Jeff BEZOS won’t be meeting Eva HENN sometime soon
Senior woman author, Eva Henn, published her memoir independently rather than using the publishing services of giant AMAZON. Jeff Bezos won’t be meeting Eva Henn. Eva Henn, a senior woman writer, has published a heart-touching memoir about her family’s escape … Continue reading
Signs on the sides of delivery vans
Real signs taken from the side of actual service vans on the road…took me a long time to find them all. A Sign in a Shoe Repair Shop reads:“We will heel you. We will save your sole. We … Continue reading
Benefits of coffee drinking
Do you drink coffee and worry about its health effects? Watch this video by a doctor who confirms some very interesting benefits to drinking coffee, black coffee though.
AWARDS: Husbands of the year
United Kingdom United States of America Poland Greece Serbia The winner…Ireland
Six ways to improve your brain resilience
Brain maintenance ain’t rocket science As we age, our brains deteriorate but the cellular decimation of cerebral cells can be slowed by giving some attention to how one lives. Brain ResilienceKeeping the brain resilient is the aim if one wishes … Continue reading
Indie press prizes shine light on new writers
An announcement that will cause some excitement among readers dropped into my inbox this morning: The winners of the ReLit award for 2020 — the final part of a month-long “celebration” of the prize, which is catching up on announcing … Continue reading
Apr 29 – minutes
Vol. I Issue 4 Apr 29, 2021 Attendees: Frank B., Eva H., Ginger K., Sajeda M., Howard P., Rick P., Ian, R., Richard S., Sheila T. Happy Time:The participants were asked to share their recent ‘Balloon lofting’ moments. Eva just … Continue reading
The SZPINNER MAY 2021 NEWSLETTER
Fermo, an Italian Scottie Dennis Gazarek, Canadian author wins award Peta-Gaye Nash, award-winning children’s books author La Galleria: showcasing local artists Kingston Penitentiary or Home, sweet home? Movies and TV Books Councillor Dave Pickles: pandemic perseverance A commercial break Trump, … Continue reading
Boundaries every dog-owner should teach
Fermo says there are some things every dog owner should teach their dog. In his case, he has learned many of these but struggles with anxieties when he meets dogs larger than he is. Boundaries every dog-owner should teachAs the … Continue reading
Get a free cookbook and support our immigrants
Get your free cookbook now! Tastes from Home: Recipes from the Refugee Community Just released to mark UNHCR’s 70th anniversary, “Tastes from Home” is filled with more than 100 pages of beautiful photos and recipes, each shared by a resilient … Continue reading
My Brain Needs a Vacation…Badly
The past year and a bit were rather a long, arduous journey in unchartered territory. It is not over yet! The prospect of this pandemic lasting for many more months is genuine. What is also very real is that my … Continue reading
EDITORIAL: He’s back…we wish he weren’t
We thought it might be overdoing in publish our Ford caricature criticizing the Ford government ineptness. So we removed it. We were wrong. This provincial government is setting high(?), low marks for ineptness, incompetence and incapability. We cannot remove them … Continue reading
Aging well together: MAY 2021 newsletter
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GARLIC: 4 benefits that will blow you away
The Greeks ate it every whichaway, as a basis to foods as well as dish enhancements, on bread, in condiments, in salads. Roman armies ate it daily in soups, with boiled barley to ward of illnesses, and maybe enemy soldiers … Continue reading
Ya gotta find a laff here
Can February March?No, But April May! Did you hear about the painter who was hospitalized?Reports say it was due to too many strokes! Have you heard the joke about the butter?I better not tell you, it might spread! How do … Continue reading
10 morning habits that help you lose weight
Eating a proper breakfast may be your first step to successful weight loss. Eat a High-Protein Breakfast Share on Pinterest There’s a good reason breakfast is considered the most important meal of the day. What you eat for breakfast can … Continue reading
Highway of Tears, By Jessica McDiarmid
A searing account of the missing, and murdered, Indigenous women of Highway 16, and an indictment of the society that failed them. SynopsisFor decades, Indigenous women have gone missing or been found murdered, along an isolated stretch of highway in … Continue reading
How to Avoid A Climate Disaster: The Solutions We Have and the Breakthroughs We Need, By Bill Gates
In this urgent, authoritative book, Bill Gates sets out a wide-ranging, practical – and accessible – plan for how the world can get to zero greenhouse gas emissions in time to avoid a climate catastrophe. SynopsisBill Gates has spent a … Continue reading
Our House is on Fire: Scenes of a Family and Planet in Crisis, by Greta Thunberg, Malena Ernman, Beata Ernman & Svante Thunberg
“An extraordinary account of how one family rose, with unshakable moral clarity, to the tremendous responsibility of being alive at the moment when our immediate collective decisions will determine the fate of life on Earth. They share their story of … Continue reading
Personal Advocacy: One of my “Ah Ha” Moments
Some of you know that I have been fighting a 22 month long battle with a rare blood cancer and have received a bone marrow transplant in July, 2020. It will take two years to know whether it has all … Continue reading
Durham Ontario Health Team: Moving from Intentions to Action!
There has been much progress in the past few months with some limited but important start-up funding from the Ministry of Health. The Steering Committee, of which I am a member, has approved the following projects to begin our journey … Continue reading
COVID: The pandemic continues amid strong local action
There is really nothing to add to the constant dialogue, changes and cross-over between phase three and vaccination schedules as all of you are either aligning with someone to provide resources or, as patients and caregivers, are trying to find … Continue reading
A Woman of No Importance: The Untold Story of the American Spy Who Helped Win World War II, by Sonia Purnell
The never-before-told story of one woman’s heroism that changed the course of the Second World War SynopsisThis spy was Virginia Hall, a young American woman–rejected from the foreign service because of her gender and her prosthetic leg–who talked her way … Continue reading
Apr 26 – Rotzy’s kind of still feeling the effects of last weeks fuddled up column
Rotzy really got thrown for a loop last week…and the after effects are still lingering when you read his commentary about “Rules at Skyline living” Sorry About Last Week….….as to last week’s column being sent out from here at “F/N”HQ … Continue reading
L. A. DEAD, Stuart Woods
The usual page-turning popcorn read from Stuart Wood…but if that is what you want in your read right now, you can’t go wrong with any book written by this entertaining storyteller. Synopsis Cop-turned-lawyer-and-investigator Stone Barrington ventures out to the west … Continue reading
Apr 29 – A message from Howard
Greetings all, The agenda for this Thursday’s meeting can be accessed at this link: Apr 29 Presentation. This month we welcome our member, and guest speaker Eva Henn who will tell us about her experiences in the self-publishing and commercial-publishing … Continue reading
WRITERS: Power Thesaurus
Power Thesaurus is a Google extension that is very useful for writers. Search for synonyms and antonyms easily and quickly in the browser and then type them into your document. The video demonstrates how to download, install and use POWER … Continue reading
Proofreading is a dying art. Maybe COVID is having a broader effect than just health
Did I read that right?? TOILET OUT OF ORDER. PLEASE USE FLOOR BELOW. In a Laundromat:AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINES: PLEASE REMOVE ALL YOUR CLOTHES WHEN THE LIGHT GOES OUT. In a London department store:BARGAIN BASEMENT UPSTAIRS… In an office:WOULD THE PERSON … Continue reading
SENIORS WITHOUT WALLS – MAY CALENDAR
Gmail TOOL: ‘Simple Gmail Notes’
“SIMPLE GMAIL NOTES” is a tool that allows you to write coloured labels to your Gmails. These serve as quick reminders as to what the Gmail was about, a quick way to remind you of the message content without the … Continue reading