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Category Archives: Book Videos

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Buddy & Me: Doughnuts, Anyone?

Posted on 08 August 2020 by Isabel Gibson

Week #2 of free excerpts and stunning videos for my memoirs. Continue reading →

Posted in Book Videos, Laughing Frequently, Management and Work, Thinking Broadly | Tagged Business, Storytellers | 8 Comments

Buddy & Me: The Big Reveal

Posted on 01 August 2020 by Isabel Gibson

My latest writing and community project. Continue reading →

Posted in Book Videos, I Have Lots, Laughing Frequently, Management and Work, Relationships and Behaviour | Tagged Business, Storytellers | 8 Comments
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  • Blog Memories of the Week

    Hydrangea

    And again

  • Photo Memory of the Week

  • Music of the Week

    I found a Pinky-Winky video but could not inflict it on you. But the search turned up The Wonky Donkey, first in animated-video form . . .

    . . . and then in Granny-reading form. Remember this?

    So is this music? No.

  • Quote of the Week

    We have to realize that the child’s world is without economic purpose. A child doesn’t understand – happy ignorance – that people are paid to do things. To a child the policeman rules the street for self-important majesty; the furnace man stokes the furnace because he loves the noise of falling coal and the fun of getting dirty; the grocer is held to his counter by the lure of aromatic spices and the joy of giving. And in this very ignorance there is a grain of truth. The child’s economic world may be the one that we are reaching out in vain to find. Here is a path in the wood of economics that some day might be followed to new discovery. Meantime, the children know it well and gather beside it their flowers of beautiful illusion.

    Source:  On the Front Line of Life by Stephen Leacock; in John Robson's Words Worth Noting
    Posted: 2025 Nov 15

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