To the seasons of life
The local A&W in Merritt BC, changed its signage to be more Canadian. Recently. The chain has over a thousand outlets in Canada. And on its side entry door it says Canadian owned and operated a turn to the inside facing away and not meant to be seen by the drive-thru customers.
I remember the go-to photo of the United States in the hilarious John Candy movie Canadian bacon.
Don’t be too cranky… K
Remember it’s parliament not anyone’s re this…
Good luck to all…
The saying “When you point a finger, you’ll have three pointing back at you” is a powerful reminder that blame and criticism often reflect back on the person doing the pointing. It suggests that before we are quick to judge or accuse others, we should first examine our own actions, motivations, and perspectives.
Here’s a breakdown of the meaning:
* Accountability: The three fingers pointing back represent the aspects of ourselves that we need to take responsibility for. This could include our own mistakes, shortcomings, or contributions to a situation.
* Self-reflection: The saying encourages us to look inward and honestly assess our own role in any conflict or issue. It prompts us to ask ourselves: “What could I have done differently? How am I contributing to this situation?”
* Empathy: By recognizing that we are not perfect and that we all make mistakes, we can develop greater empathy for others. This can lead to more understanding and forgiveness.
* Humility: The saying reminds us that we are all fallible and that no one is above making mistakes. It encourages humility and discourages self-righteousness.
Where to apply it:
This saying can be applied in any situation where blame or criticism is involved, such as:
* Personal relationships: When conflicts arise with family or friends, it’s important to consider our own role in the situation and avoid simply blaming the other person.
* Workplace: In a team setting, if a project fails, it’s more productive to focus on what everyone can learn from the experience rather than assigning blame.
* Social issues: When discussing complex social problems, it’s important to avoid making sweeping generalizations or blaming entire groups of people. Instead, we should strive to understand the root causes of the issues and work towards solutions.
Is it a good thing?
Yes, I believe this saying is a valuable principle to live by. It promotes self-awareness, accountability, and empathy. By reminding us to look inward before pointing fingers, it can help us build stronger relationships, resolve conflicts more effectively, and create a more compassionate world.
However, it’s important to note that this saying doesn’t mean we should never hold others accountable for their actions. It simply suggests that we should always start by examining ourselves first.
Good luck you adjudicators.
Presidential Instinct needed…
Elite need power in a world with challenges.
Chaos in the world comes from a sense of equity, that stifles.
Deep State is 👍 good…
Here’s a demographic overview of Greenland, excluding disease and disease resistance:
* Population: Approximately 57,000
* Population Density: Extremely low, one of the least densely populated countries in the world.
* Ethnicity: Primarily Inuit (Greenlanders), with a smaller Danish minority.
* Language:
* Official: Greenlandic (Kalaallisut)
* Widely spoken: Danish, English
* Religion: Evangelical Lutheranism is the dominant religion.
* Age Structure:
* Aging population with a relatively young proportion.
* Urbanization:
* Primarily concentrated in coastal towns and settlements.
* Economy:
* Reliant on fishing, hunting, and tourism.
* Growing emphasis on mineral resources (e.g., rare earths).
* Lifestyle:
* Traditional subsistence activities like hunting and fishing still play a significant role, alongside modern lifestyles in urban areas.
* Strong connection to the natural environment.
Note: This description focuses on general demographic characteristics and excludes factors related to disease and disease resistance.
Disclaimer: This information is for general knowledge and may not be entirely comprehensive.
I hope this provides a helpful overview of Greenland’s demographics!
Parliament was adjourned to a day, today by the Prime Minister, meaning that he is in charge of the government until March 24th when the porognation is lifted and further it is promised that he will resign when the liberal party uses this time to replace him as and the leadership of the liberal party.
Editor’s note:
It looks like an election is coming, the climate may be a divider, sovereignty is a real issue. Nationalism a possible threat.
Have a good evening..
February 19th 2025, zoom then ubcm sponsoring this work job on zoom dressing burnout flooring lines between personal and work life and numbers of things that are evident after the pandemic.
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This is extraordinary as consumption taxes were made to be revenue neutral. With rebates to mitigate lower income payers for taxes raised at the tills.
Perhaps then a billion and a half dollars will be coming out of revenues other than these and will reappear in rates.
Anyway good luck, take advantage as you may miss out if not.
The newly elected tedious majority government has appointed a cabinet. Premier David EBY has made his choices and they’ve been proclaimed and published. Now it looks pretty good. Former policeman Begg is in charge of the province’s perspective on public safety.
Many competent people in not only the government but the loyal opposition whose job it is to provide reasonable alternatives to policies.
On January 20th, 2025 Donald J. Trump will be sworn in inaugurated by the supreme Court as the president of the United States after being away from it for one term. Good Luck
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Sitting members with local govt seats.
Looks like the people of British Columbia elected a very good government one that can be cooperative and professional. With lots of scope.
Hey Merit what do you say?
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