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This week, I discovered a very 颅entertaining and informative book 鈥� the type of book that you can thumb through or read 颅thoroughly, the type of easy reading that might send you into a dreamy trance, or get you pondering what life is all about.

We tend not to carry much cash these days, and even less of it as change.

Over the past 11 months, we鈥檝e all had to learn to celebrate big accomplishments 颅differently. I鈥檝e known people who have had babies, gotten married or graduated from high school, and each of these big events has had to be celebrated differently.

A cynic, Oscar Wilde wrote, is someone who 鈥渒nows the price of everything and the value of nothing.鈥� On that basis, our 颅dominant economic system 鈥� corporate capitalism 鈥� is beyond cynical.

People, regardless of their ethnic heritage or culture, have been involved with music for a long time.

We started out as any other couple. There was attraction, common interests and a mutual desire to spend our time together as companions. Eventually, we got married and sealed the deal to share our lives together.

Pipeline projects in North America seem to come with built-in drama in the 21st century. We鈥檝e just seen the latest installment in the Keystone XL saga. U.S.

It doesn鈥檛 seem that masks are going anywhere. I know that one day, we won鈥檛 wear one every time we leave the car, but that鈥檚 not right now.

A few weeks ago, I received a call from New Brunswick from a woman who was a member of the oldest book club in sa国际传媒, based in Saint John.

Last week, I suggested that true prosperity is doughnut-shaped , but I did not define what I mean by true prosperity, nor what Doughnut Economics means for this region. I will explore the first of these topics this week and the second next week.