@n_hold One day I was doing yard work and a 6-year-old in our neighbourhood came running up and said he needed help in the nearby playground. I quickly went with him, thinking someone was injured. We got to the park, he jumped on the swing and asked for a push.
Well played!
@jjonescurl do you have a way to draw where the rocks will move so we can see what you mean by a “shot for four”? You were right, but I sure didn’t see how it was going to happen!
BRONZE FOR CANADA 🇨🇦
LAURENT DUBREUIL GETS HIS OLYMPIC 500M MEDAL
Canada’s Laurent Dubreuil wins 500m bronze after missing the podium in this event four year ago by 0.03.
A father gave his daughter “The Wealthy Barber” for Christmas this year and included this motivational note.
To my daughter,
This book, The Wealthy Barber by Dave Chilton (yes, the guy from Dragons’ Den), is one of the most influential books I’ve ever read. I first read the original version 30 years ago, and it completely changed how I think about saving, investing, and managing money.
So, what’s this book worth? 5 possible answers …
a) $26.95
b) $1,000
c) $25,000
d) $1,000,000
e) $0
Here’s what those numbers mean:
$26.95 – That’s what you’d pay for it in a store.
$1,000 – That’s what it’s worth if you read it. Why? Because I’ll pay you $50 per chapter and an extra $500 when you finish the book.
$25,000 – That’s what it could be worth if you take that $1,000 and invest it the way the book suggests. By the time you’re my age, that’s a realistic outcome.
$1,000,000 – That’s what it could be worth if you follow its principles and start saving 15–20% of your earnings now. If you invest early and consistently, you will almost certainly become a millionaire.
$0 – That’s what it’s worth if you don’t read it and apply it.
Join us May 29–30, 2026 at Lakeland College for an engaging professional development session designed to connect classroom learning with the world of agriculture and food - plus a fun night of campus life!!
Learn more: https://t.co/ld3aWPsYq6
Colleen Jones asked me to interview her a couple of months ago during a chemotherapy appointment.
She told me to write one heck of a story. I hope I did her proud.
About always believing something wonderful is about to happen.
My tribute to Colleen: https://t.co/4qnjCBTQcc
Emotional day for sure!
Thanks to all my CBC Nova Scotia friends for creating such a great newsroom!
Many have heard me singing or humming my favourite country tune by Trace Adkins...so one last time- cuz I'm going to miss this!
And thanks for all the hugs!