An oldie but goodie from April 2012
I paraphrase from “The Hockey Song” by Stompin’ Tom, but yes, Canada is hockey-mad once again, as we have hockey games on at all hours of the night (and most of us are “Loving Every Minute of It” (to paraphrase a song by Loverboy)).
This spring week has brought us stories of federal government cuts, North Korean missile debacles, Air Canada work disruptions, more allegations of misleading numbers in the F-35 jet purchases, and other fun and excitement in Canada.
For my Twitter Feed, it was (again) a diverse set of tweets that went out in support of some of the newer things I wrote this week:
- As Sunday was Easter I found And now it begins: he is not there, as a renewal type post about the power that Easter can have in your spiritual (and hopefully financial) life.
- Do you know someone who might need a Bone Marrow transplant? Have you signed up at One Match, to help out? No it is not a dating site!!!
- With Back to School Shopping: University Style, I hoped to point out a lot of the back-to-university expenses you might not have thought about.
- I found a good study by Statistics Canada pointing out the obvious that University Tuition is Up in Canada, but still a useful study to check out.
- Charity and Spitefulness shows that I can have a petty, spiteful side, and that maybe I should be a little more Christian when dealing with folks.
- Debt Really Does Make me Sick, and I wish to remedy myself of this illness as soon as possible!
- Can You Trust your Financial Advisor, actually links to two different videos, both quite interesting about money.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend.
