The heroes that first come to mind are larger than life with extraordinary talents. During their quests they are the ultimate problem solvers. But could they
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Getting back to 4D living
As humans, we crave interaction. As an introvert, I also cherish solitude and the ability to withdraw on my own to reflect. I have taken well to Zoom.
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Small towns – The art and business of storytelling
Trading stories is still a lively tradition in small towns. Like most rural populations, the old timers set out their ties and tell a few good
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Lean and Wartime Entertainment Units: The Tin Hats Canadian Concert Party
So, what do Lean and the Second World War have in common? Listen to my blog Necessity. Everything was in short supply in wartime England: food,
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A Different Type of Client Service
My Father, Bill Dunstan, was a Canadian World War II Veteran. I can’t claim to know the full story, but I do know a little about
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