Archive for January, 2007
Monday Hockey Roundup
Wild weekend on the minor hockey front. We kicked things off with a Regina Pats game attended by both teams which was a lot of fun, although a ticket mixup meant the two teams were on opposite sides of the arena. I got some good mileage walking back and forth to check on [...]
Have you heard of this iPhone thingy?
Not sure if it made the local paper but those kooky funsters at Apple have announced a new cellphony/music player/web surfer thingy. It got a little bit of press on cable.
Honestly, I was worried that I would end up as the only blogger who didn’t post about the iPhone announcement. But then I [...]
I’ve been Burned, and it feels Great!
This blog is now available as an RSS feed thanks to Feedburner. If you don’t want to come back to this blog day after day, just hoping against all hope that there’s a new post, you can click the little ’subscribe’ chicklet on the right [over there ---> ] [...]
Am I Fiscally Conservative? Do I Want to Be?
In Left or Right? « Touamoto Sakimata-Smith my buddy Greg talked about being ‘fiscally conservative’ and it got my blood flowing a bit — brought back an earlier conversation I had with my city councilor.
I’ve had a problem with the term ‘fiscally conservative’ for a while now, because I see it as having mixed [...]
Hockey Round Table
Another fun weekend at the rink. Robyn got her first start in net on Saturday in Lumsden. She played well all game, but really got strong as the game went on. She had quite a bit of fun but I think she’s already thinking about playing forward again. It was a [...]
Inspiration in Dog Walking
I’ve been having trouble thinking of topics to write about this week. Well, ‘Personal Blog’ stuff anyway. I spent some time pulling together a quick ‘Business Blog‘ to show some colleagues at work. If there’s some interest I might get one started at work. But it’s been tough finding things worth [...]
Motivated to Innovate
I’ve been reading a lot of Seth Godin’s stuff these days. LOTS — books, e-books, blog posts and anything else I can find. He’s not only a breath of fresh air but he’s helped me look at the work I’ve been doing in a new way.
How’s that? Well, in Free Prize Inside [...]
My Political Compass
I found this neat survey over at the Doc Searls weblog last week. It attempts to plot one on a 2×2 matrix based on the more traditional ‘left - right’ political continuum but also on a social axis.
I ended up “Left Libertarian” and quite a ways on the edge at that. Not exactly [...]