On Canada Day, two year old Sophia Popalyar was very disappointed when her parents told her she couldn’t go to Parliament hill for the festivities. Her father videoed her making a tearful plea to go, saying that she wanted to meet Hajit Sajjan, the Minister of National Defence.
So on Sunday is the christening for the son of one of Mr Ivriniel’s oldest friends. Christening is not part of my tradition, so I don’t really know what to get as a christening gift. Mr. Ivriniel is not being much help.
I don’t know if what happened at Toronto Pride last weekend was covered here, but a lot of big stuff went down. The Prime Minister marched in the parade, Black Lives Matter shut the parade down for half an hour until the executive director of Pride agreed to a list of demands (only to have him backpedal later.). So…
Mr. Ivriniel tells me his Dad posted this to Facebook:
We came across this cat chilling out in the herb section. It was making itself comfortable on the chives after having had it’s fill of the catnip on the right.
Welp, this should cause a few heads to explode. I hope I causes a bunch of old Reformers to split off and disunite the right.
The Log Driver’s Waltz. Is it in fact, meant to be one long double entendre?
For all you parents out there: Do any of you get advertisements in the envelope with your kid’s report card?
Today was the last day of school, and after school, I was in the office with the Kindergarteners hadn’t been picked up yet.
I’m not a lawyer, but I think the other company has a point here. They are remarkably similar.
Is for her Dad to make Facebook posts like this:
Another problem with the world just might be:
I hate that the Vice Principal who edits my report cards has a sucky grasp on grammar, and at least once per reporting period asks me to edit a sentence that is perfectly correct in a way that renders the sentence nonsenscal, forcing me to go to her and point out her error.
Saw these on Facebook today, and I want ‘em. I don’t even really eat Popsicles, but I would if I had these.
Had a conversation with someone on Facebook who insisted that the Brexit will probably lead to Irish Unification. The person in question is a friend of a friend, so I am not sure how old they are, but I get the impression that they are not old enough to remember the Irish troubles. They are also originally Portuguese…
So earlier I wrote a post about all the hoops I had to jump through trying to get a Superitendent’s signature on a form so I can take a summer course.
So a Facebook page in support of Brock Turner posted the above images.
The Dominion Institute released a new history minute today focusing on Indian Residental Schools. It tells the story of Chanie Wenjack, a boy who died after attempting to run home from Residential School in 1966.
Came across an interesting article on Facebook. Apparently historic attitudes towards male homosexuals (the article does not deal with Lesbians) in the Muslim countries were markedly different than they are in many places today. Interestingly there are five Muslim countries today where homosexuality is not illegal…
So I want to take a summer Additional Qualification course. In order to enroll, I have to get superintendent to sign a form that says I have been teaching for at least a year. For some reason a Principal cannot sign it.
