Through the Calendar – Traditional Iconoclast

A Valentine’s Day Card

Feeling Clearly, I Have Lots, Relationships and Behaviour, Through the Calendar

A Valentine’s Day Card

14 February 2020 14 February 2020 14

For me and for you.

Appreciating Deeply, Mortality, Thinking Broadly, Through the Calendar

Not a Given

05 January 2020 04 January 2020 18

The clock is ticking.

Palindrome Tenday, 2019

Appreciating Deeply, Through the Calendar

Palindrome Tenday, 2019

10 September 2019 09 September 2019 2

Happy Palindrome Tenday – your last chance to celebrate this century.

A Labour of Love?

Laughing Frequently, Management and Work, Through the Calendar

A Labour of Love?

01 September 2019 31 August 2019 7

Reducing the world’s arbitrariness, one thing at a time.

Palindrome Tenday, 2018

Laughing Frequently, Through the Calendar

Palindrome Tenday, 2018

10 August 2018 10 August 2018 2

Happy Palindrome “Week.”

Feeling Clearly, Through the Calendar

Another Year Older

31 December 2017 31 December 2017 13

Looking back.

Redux: Day of the Dead & Uluru

Another Thing, Feeling Clearly, Photos of Landscapes, Through the Calendar

Redux: Day of the Dead & Uluru

04 November 2017 09 November 2017 4

Photos of Day of the Dead celebrations in Los Angeles and an update on Uluru.

That’s the Deal

Feeling Clearly, Mortality, Through the Calendar

That’s the Deal

02 November 2017 02 November 2017 8

Grief is part of life, and part of me.

No Foolish Consistency

Appreciating Deeply, Through the Calendar

No Foolish Consistency

10 July 2017 04 October 2017 8

Even the palindromes are helping us celebrate Canada’s 150th. Huh? Let’s start with some examples of palindromes, which are words that read the same forwards and backwards: Kayak Madam Noon The aforementioned “huh” Similarly, a palindromic phrase or sentence reads – except for word breaks – the same forwards and …