Please God, let me live again.
Though tempting to think of the new COVID vaccines as easing the pain of Christmas “present”, the best we can hope for is a “yet to come” that will be more like Christmases past.
Guy Dugas
Instructor (1996-2007) and Chair of Accounting and Computer Education (2007-2013) in the School of Business and Fine Arts. HG member and blog admin/editor since 2013.
Wellness in the Slow Lane
This re-post from RRC’s 2012 Wellness blog features now-retired Gurdeesh Ghuman, whom many of us will remember from the Notre Dame campus. Your editor thought this bit of college history might bring a smile.
A better tomorrow
Guy is a volunteer guide at Vancouver’s Nitobe Memorial Garden, widely considered to be among the finest Japanese gardens outside of Japan. It commemorates Dr. Inazo Nitobe, arguably the world’s most famous Asian when he died in 1933. Though few of us will merit a memorial garden, we […]
A Celebration of (Retired) Life
Judging by our most recent string of obituaries, our blog is in danger of succumbing to one of COVID-19’s most devastating side-effects: social distancing. Yes, unless we can find a remedy, I fear we may lose readers to more uplifting Websites like theuselessweb.com.
Forget social distancing
“Loneliness does not come from having no people around you, but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important to you.”— C.G. Jung No, I am neither a COVID-19 denier or fake news evangelist. But my favourite public broadcaster has helped me recognize that “social distancing” is […]
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