STORIES

This is our library where there is a new young man just started working and he is so very helpful and has a bright smile and has changed the whole atmosphere! Some of the ladies remind me of serious teachers but they too have always been kind and helpful.

Whether I hear about a new book on the C.B.C. or read about one in the Sun newspaper I think I would like to read that one.

I want to have a look at a story written by a Van. lawyer who is an author, artist as well as a criminal lawyer.  He has written on constitutional law, expert evidence and undercover operations.  The book is called   “Tough Tiddlywinks”.  The author is Christopher Nowlin.  It tackles tough social interests and includes illustrations that are humorous.  Even the picture of the Resistance, a hard core group bicyclists from West Van. adds to the entertaining message of city politics and messed up lives.

It is important to stop and take time to listen to the stories
of others and to tell our own stories.

It is the way wisdom gets passed along.

"Pain explains a great deal of human conduct, but the fear of pain even more."   from "Unsaid"

"A poignant read on the meaning of life-how death and despair can lead to renewal and life, if one realizes the interconnectedness of all creatures."    -Irene Pepperberg
A review of the book "Unsaid."

Sounds like the story of Easter where the death of Jesus leads to new life.

I had a much better walk yesterday so good I did not listen to myself. 

Today is visiting Jim who does not expect to still be there but I think I will pick up a milkshake anyway!