Monthly Archives: November 2003

I’ve been looking at the god-blog demographics in a series of posts exploring who we are and how to find us. There have been some surprising findings. One of the things I’ve noticed with these posts is the number of … Continue reading →

IreneQ brought something up in my comments section below I’d like to bring forward. I mentioned that a couple of bloggers are reaching out this Christmas on their blogs to help us help others. LivingRoom is doing a blogathon to … Continue reading →

The administrator of the hospital St-Charles Borromée in Montreal that has been facing a storm of allegations has been found dead. 56 year old Leon Lafleur was reported missing by his family Tuesday morning. His body was found today in … Continue reading →

I did. A wierd, colourful, migraine induced, lucid dream about the blogosphere with it’s own soundtrack. A high percentage of Canadians get migraines. I’m one of them; the cluster variety, brought on by stressers and a sudden barometric drop. We … Continue reading →

I’ve never heard a Canadian say, God bless Canada. We don’t romp around the world or in our neighbourhoods saying we are a ‘christian’ nation. When we sing the national anthem and the line…’God keep our land’ we understand that … Continue reading →

I got two interesting emails today. One is from a long time blogger who has an ability to encourage and reach out. He’s been thinking about keeping in touch with others. Journey inside my Mind knows the value of community … Continue reading →

Congratulations everyone! Ganns has announced the 2003 winners of his 2nd annual blog awards. What in Tarnation?!?! is the 2003 Blog of the Year. Josh Claybourn finally got his nod for Most Feeding Frenzy Blog. IreneQ, LivingRoom, Susan L. Prince, … Continue reading →

2 bombs targeted at British civilians in Istanbul Turkey today have killed 25 and injured hundreds. The British consulate and HSBC bank were hit. There have been four bombings in six days in this country. The Foreign Office in London … Continue reading →