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Nosy Neighbours

The City of Lethbridge phoned us yesterday to report that a neighbour, who wished to be anonymous, complained our dog … Continue reading Nosy Neighbours

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He brought upon himself his misery

Several weeks ago, a Mormon friend and I were discussing politics, and the conversation turned to the unemployed. He said … Continue reading He brought upon himself his misery

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Knowing God’s qualities for exaltation

In family scripture study this morning, I read something I found interesting in Mosiah 4:6. At this point of his … Continue reading Knowing God’s qualities for exaltation

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Blessings

As I was walking from the bus to the gym this morning, I walked past the spot where several university … Continue reading Blessings

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How to be a minister

I enjoyed General Conference this month. I mean I really enjoyed it. In fact, I have to say it was … Continue reading How to be a minister

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Results of Canadian 2008 federal election

So election day was yesterday. Here are the federal results: * Conservatives: 143 seats * Liberals: 76 seats * Bloq: … Continue reading Results of Canadian 2008 federal election

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Musical Legends

This is just a fun post.. nothing serious about it.. well you can make it serious if you start arguing … Continue reading Musical Legends

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Conservatives reversed financial mistakes

So Stephen Harper is finally leaking out what he has cryptically been referring to as steps his government took to … Continue reading Conservatives reversed financial mistakes

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Swing Riding

My bus driver mentioned this morning an interesting idea. What if Lethbridge voters banded together the next 2 or 3 … Continue reading Swing Riding

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Is Canada’s economy still safe?

Last week, Stephen Harper claimed: Today, we see more volatility in the financial markets due to the crisis in the … Continue reading Is Canada’s economy still safe?

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