Thursday, December 7, 2017

It seems that in Montreal, some good elementary, secondary, and post-secondary schools keep churning out assiduous pupils with formal academic literacy skills.

The problem is, those skills are sort of too narrow in today's and tomorrow's world, given the sacrifices of such massive amounts of time and efforts paid in order to gain the aforementioned skills.

Wednesday, November 15, 2017

There's a children books author named "Holly Hobbie."

It can be her true name, not her pen name.

The interesting thing for me is that her first name can be confused with "holy," and, her last name can be confused with "hobby." For that matter, her parents' family, as a whole, are referred to by others as "the Hobbies," which exactly is the plural form of the English word "hobby." Swoon...

Sunday, November 12, 2017

All this hurtling of Android apps' updating is off-putting for me.

Almost every week, there are more than a dozen apps waiting for me to give permissions for updates which are going to occupy more phone storage and RAM space.

Thursday, November 2, 2017

I encountered a children's graph book that does not make sense, or even is outright stupid.

In the female authors' narration, the "very little red riding hood" emotionally manipulated a wolf and led him into the house of the teeny girl's grandma. And then she cried and cried, so the wolf tried very hard to please her. Then she fell asleep, thereafter the exhausted wolf, as well as grandma, fell asleep "happily ever after."

A wolf is a wolf, who eats humans and animals all the time.

What does the particular story book teach young girls to do in their future prime years during which they will pass by a"wolf" on the side of a road?

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To recklessly and heedlessly lead a bad boy into her family's life while emotionally manipulating him?

The outdoor garbage chute looks intereting on those semi-constructed buildings, doesn't it?

North American mainstream media should publish more of men's diatribes, as well as gentler opinions, against the current family court system.

I was left with a deep impression by the excruciating inquisition near the end of the French film "The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc".


Friday, October 6, 2017

Tuesday, September 26, 2017

The word "wildebeest" is pretty interesting.

The word's form is much like "wild beast".

At the same time, the particular animal is also called as "gnu." Remember the "GNU" part in "GNU/Linux?"

Today has been another unusually muggy September day.

However, July and August passed as abnormally cool.

The haphazard weather makes one wonder what's next down the road. Will some natural disasters strike?

The world now is all very bewildering.

Saturday, September 23, 2017

Saturday, September 9, 2017

Tuesday, September 5, 2017

The Canadian populace generally don't eat well or drink well.

So, of course extraordinary obesity is a big problem here. And, reasonably that must be costing a hefty sum of money for the health care system every year.

Riding on the current trend, total chaos might be waiting ahead.

Saturday, August 26, 2017

I think that haze of tobacco smoke is reasonably quite masculine.

Unfortunately, that also gets banned all over in Canada.

That can be sort of "oppressive," to men.

No wonder you see more and more Canadian young men dye their long flowing hair pink, truly pink.

In Western countries, women's suffrage, which began to be granted around 100 years ago, probably has made everybody suffer, including themselves.

In total contrast, over a thousand years ago, Muslim women already had suffrage. And did that make them suffer? Probably not.

In the past, wills (aka testaments) were rare for common Chinese people.

Typically, his estate would be apportioned among his sons and daughters after his death.