I was back at the Alberta Legislature today to meet with the Legislative Pages – a wonderful group of young people with inquisitive minds and mature manners. This is the second time I’ve met with them – Karen came along to keep me on the straight and narrow. The point of these meetings is…
Tag: history
Chicago Tribune Reporter attempts to silence TSA’s Kettle bells
“I have a recurring holiday dream. In it, I spend a day visiting every Salvation Army bell ringer in the city of Chicago. I drop some change in the kettles and offer those kind souls a firm handshake and a sincere thanks for all they do. And then I take their bells. I take their…
History in the making – the miner’s rescue
Tonight I’m watching the “live feed” of the rescue of the Chilean miners. From what I see on Twitter the world is watching! The sense I get from this is almost like the night, in July of 1969, while lying on a bed in a hotel room in Syracuse NY we watched man land on…
