Have you ever really stopped to listen to how you talk or even think about food? Have you ever eaten a decadent piece of cake and then felt bad about it? What about a bag of chips that you vowed to only have a couple
It doesn’t seem that there is any lack of topics regarding online learning right now. For this column, I thought I would address some issues that arise in helping kids with their schoolwork. A common fear of parents is that they won’t know how to “do”
Dear Friend, Last week we talked about the danger of putting your marriage on autopilot. When you disengage from the controls and begin to relax, you lose sight of each other. You stop putting in the hard work. You begin to coast. A plane can't coast forever.
Learn Something New This Christmas by Daniel Darling Price: $19.49 118-2897 We hate to admit it, but after reading the same Luke 2 story of Christmas for years, or even decades, we get a little bored. We lose some of the awe we ought to have when contemplating
During the early days of December as the number of new COVID-19 cases was rising across Ontario, a very grim milestone was reached on the first Saturday of the month when Quebec recorded over 2,000 daily infections. On that same day, Alberta Chief Medical Officer of
Like Disney’s previous film, Enchanted, ‘Godmothered’ places a hyper-realistic cartoon into the hustle and bustle of a hard-working city person’s life. Each character inspires the other to give in to life a little bit more; one character being the uplifting cartoon typecast and the other
From Hamilton to Oshawa, municipalities are either in lockdown or code-red control status as Covid-19 continues to spread. In Waterloo Region, we are in the midst of code-red protocols with the possibility of moving into lockdown if things don’t improve. In the locked down jurisdictions of
It’s often been said that the true measure of character is not simply found in adversity but in how a person reacts and responds to it. Some people, during the second wave of the pandemic will, undoubtedly, surrender to fear and uncertainty, while others accept it
Decorating has always been a passion for Marilyn Hartung of Hilly Acres. The property, located just outside of Bamberg, is nothing more than a festive sight to behold around the holidays. Decorating takes roughly a month for Mrs. Hartung to prepare and organize, but she never
Wellesley has sure seen its share of Blizzards this past summer, but nobody’s complaining. In fact, it appears that Lip Smackin’ Lou’s came along just when the more than 12,000 residents of Wellesley Township needed it most. Lip Smackin’ Lou’s, in Wellesley, opened in the early days
