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Walks
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Category Archives: Everyday History
Retreats –What is the use of writing these down?
Retreats are a change of pace to re-think and re-visit the same things once more. While other persons on the trip made themselves busy with trying to catch up with the one-other-site to see I took some time off to … Continue reading
Why a Reading Journal?
“The novelist is a poor imitation of the Creator God.” G.Lukacs There was a reason for all this suffering. Ellie Weisel WHY A READING JOURNAL… Keeping these notes has helped shape many discussions with fellow-travelers over the years. I started … Continue reading
Posted in Diary, Everyday History, Mentoring, Reading Journal
Tagged Canada, Reading groups, Reading Places
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On Tracking and Clubs
Write down all the moves, this will help improve your game..Tracking is key to improving in any aspect of life
Posted in One on One, Reading Journal, Walks
Tagged Canada, Diary, Indian Diaspora, Mississauga, Walks
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Ophir-to-Bassein: Some discussions from our Home Library
The marathons of adventure are to Himalayan peaks, to the Poles, and across the oceans Chris Bonnington-Quest for Adventure Having a home library is a step different from being part of a public library. Over some discussions and readings, … Continue reading
Posted in One on One, Reading Journal
Tagged Diary, Indian Diaspora, Mississauga, Reading groups, Reading Places
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Selfish ?
Paul Theroux says in his book-Dark Star Safari that he despised the word- Retired- and equated it with surrender. On occasion of Canada 150, I spent some time reflecting on facets of Canadian life -through discussions with Seniors and reviewing my Reading Journal Continue reading
Posted in Canada 150 years, Everyday History
Tagged Canada, Canada 150, Immigration, Indian Diaspora
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Walks and conversations-Year end notes-2016
“The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled.” Plutarch Was going through some walks, conversations, experiences of 2016. Here are some video journals with Himalaya Hitkar society, in Uttarakhand, Garhwal Himalayas, India. Mr.Sudhir … Continue reading
Around Christmas 2016
Readings-Brother Lawrence-1666-That in the winter , seeing a tree stripped of its leaves, and considering that within a little time the leaves would be renewed and after that the flowers and fruit appear, he received a high view of the Providence and Power of God, which has never since been effaced from his soul. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Church, Everyday History, life
Tagged Canada, Diary, Indian Diaspora, Libya, Mediterranean Everyday History Society, Reading Places, Tripoli Reading Group, Walks
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