SAME SEX, DIFFERENT DAY

I’ve held off from commenting on the legislation now painfully making it through Parliment that would permit same-sex marriages across Canada. The static in the air that this issue has generated is deafening.
Ontario, as well as other provinces, has accepted these unions for some time and I was honored to attend the reception for a couple who took advantage of this province’s forward thinking. Having their status made legal has been a tremendous comfort to them. Imagine rushing to the hospital to see your life partner only to be told that you could not enter the ICU because you were not officially recognized as a “member of the immediate family”. In this enlightened day and age there’s absolutely no reason for such medieval thinking.
Whether the federal blessing is given or not, I can’t see any province going backwards – imagine the legal ramifications. We can only hope that our representatives in Ottawa use their hearts and minds instead of the puritanical views they grew up with.

SOMETHING LOOKS DIFFERENT

I’ve just updated the WordPress software that handles this blog and I’m having trouble with my style sheet so, for a while, you’ll just have to put up with the boring old default.
Update: well I’ve got some of the old stuff back and I sorta like the look of the posting section. I’ll probably still mess around and screw it up later but for now I think I’ll leave it like this.

THE REVOLVING DOOR

Getting to the point where I’ll need to have a bag packed at all times.

No sooner do I get back from Florida then it’s time for another road trip. Wednesday morning I’m off to Montreal for the day and then off to Atlanta the same night. One day there and back to Toronto on Friday morning. Working on getting a new client set up on our system so I have to visit a couple of sites where they’re already operating.

This will be my second time in Atlanta, I was last there just after the 96 Olympics wound down. If I remember correctly, there’s a good rib joint in the area called the Underground. Have to see if I can find it again.

Air Canada to Montreal and then Delta down to Georgia and back.

QUOTE OF THE DAY

Neil Armstrong

>“I believe that every human has a finite number of heart-beats. I don’t intend to waste any of mine running around doing exercises.”

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