Category Archives: Thinking Broadly

Exploring new perspectives, new ways of thinking, or exercising critical thinking skills.

The Boat that Won WWII

Posted on 09 June 2019 by Isabel Gibson

Another famous guy I’d never heard of. Continue reading →

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Yeah, Yeah, Then What?

Posted on 19 May 2019 by Isabel Gibson

Me, 44th Street, and Hollywood: Queens of slo-mo Continue reading →

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A Choice Like No Other

Posted on 05 May 2019 by Isabel Gibson

Parenting, market research, and life management. Continue reading →

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Well, Are We?

Posted on 28 April 2019 by Isabel Gibson

Cross-cultural contact: ain’t it grand? Continue reading →

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Lost in Space: My Brain, Doing

Posted on 21 April 2019 by Isabel Gibson

The coming-together of exercise, knitting, and mathematics. Continue reading →

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Never Say Never

Posted on 14 April 2019 by Isabel Gibson

Another close encounter of the avian kind. Continue reading →

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The Next Step

Posted on 07 April 2019 by Isabel Gibson

More to come in the SNC-Lavalin matter? Stay tuned. Continue reading →

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All Judgement, All the Time

Posted on 31 March 2019 by Isabel Gibson

The freedom that doesn’t come from jettisoning sin. Continue reading →

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More Bad News

Posted on 29 March 2019 by Isabel Gibson

Ongoing matter or slow-motion train wreck? You be the judge. Ha ha. Continue reading →

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