A Miner in a Manichean World
MurrayThe weirdness of living
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"Let my heart be still a moment and this mystery explore..."
I have written before about a stunt carried out by the engineering faculty where I was a student. Protesting the amount of money paid by the university to provide public art, the engineers surreptitiously planted their own chicken wire and...
Surprised by joy
My favourite movie of all time is “A Christmas Story” because it parallels so many memories of my childhood. My dad fought with the furnace as soot blew through the radiators. We had a neighbour who insisted on bringing his 3 or 4 rambunc...
Professing themselves wise...
In my last post I asserted my belief that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has launched himself into history with his insistence that children’s health matters to God. The issue goes beyond over-processed foods.
The Turning...
My first exposure to RFK Jr. was when he, as a representative of River Keepers, came to Banff, Alberta which is just down the road from where I live, and held a rally for local environmentalists who were dedicated to “saving the Bow River”....
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Murray is a retired, peripatetic engineer who delights in his grandchildren; black hearted sinners made in the image of a loving God. His take on life is decidedly whimsical in a bemused sort of way.
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