A few years ago my wife started doing the crossword puzzles in the National Post and in the Globe and Mail on the week-end. I must admit, she very rarely finished the puzzles correctly but left the empty spaces if she did not know the answers. My nature is to finish, so of course, I Continue Reading
This book is by my daughter, AVIVA RUBIN, and is an excerpt from the last chapter. Cancer can leave the body but eliminating it from the mind is an ongoing job. “It’s time for cancer to step away, but it won’t leave the building. It’s hanging around begging me to play mind games. Sometimes (at least three Continue Reading
The world is finally taking the problems associated with warming and pollution seriously. In December 2014, 78% of respondents to a large global survey by Ipsos agreed with the statement ” In the future, renewable energy sources will be fully able to replace fossil fuels ” In my opinion Uranium and Nuclear energy are renewables. Mankind Continue Reading
We must make a deal now with the aboriginal people that will forever solve this situation, that is with us since Canada was formed. We cannot go on like this. It makes no sense for anybody. The problem is with our Canadian Federal Politicians who do not want to raise taxes in the short Continue Reading
The Jewish people throughout written history and well before, have always felt insecure and this insecurity is reflected in their jokes. They are great story tellers and in so many cases they are the butt of their own jokes. To illustrate this idea I have chosen some jokes that illustrate this point. Two Jews took lessons Continue Reading
1. A SHOT OF WHISKEY In the old west a .45 cartridge for a six-gun cost 12 cents so did a glass of whiskey. If a cow-hand was low on cash he would often give the bartender a cartridge in exchange for a drink. 2. THE WHOLE NINE YARDS American fighter planes in WW2 had Continue Reading