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Almost every day unexpected events happened around the world which make innocent people victims.

Chapter Two in the ongoing saga of Cleaning My Office: Work not Designed for Cowards.

It's been quite a week. Though not in chronological order, I first want to offer my thoughts and prayers to the people who lived, and in too many cases, died, in West, Texas.

Some people joke that men in Canada are treated as less valuable than dogs.

The Pastor was preoccupied with thoughts of how he was going ask the congregation to come up with money for the repairs of their church. He was annoyed to find the regular organist sick and a substitute brought in.

Sometimes the most profound lessons are the easiest to overlook. Take a tomato plant, for instance. Just to the right of my computer keyboard sits a two piece porcelain tea cup and saucer-like flower pot.

Life is all about waiting; waiting to be born, to grow, to learn, to get job, to find a partner, to have a good time and finally waiting to go to a new world.

And would some Power the small gift give usTo see ourselves as others see us!It would from many a blunder free us,And foolish notion: (Robert Burns, "To a Louse") "I can't bear it. They're so young and beautiful.

As I write this week's article, I admit to occasionally stopping to add another item to my lists: What to Pack and What Still Needs to be Done. In just five days I'm off to Saskatchewan and I can hardly wait.

A baby swallowed a toonie. The doctor said to watch him closely. When the doctor called to check on the infant, the mother said, "No change." Another Easter has passed and we have to ask ourselves if we experienced a change. It is not too late.