Greatitude

Today’s Greatitude

This is it!  The end, fini, merci and bon soir! We made it!  253 days of Greatitudes. From hot sauce to Limericks and volunteer week to nothing-as in no-thing! Thank you to Monkey Mountain Toys and Games, Napa Auto Parts High River, Inclusive Employment Partnership, High River Pharmacy and Julie Dempsey for your support and …

Today’s Greatitude

My favourite fun Greatitude was shared on March 20th. Here it is again for a little fun… Hodge podge is defined as a confused mixture of different things. A hullabaloo is a commotion, if you’re sozzled, you might need to lie down, but be careful as you could then be called an accubation. If you …

Today’s Greatitude

Having written 253 Greatitudes, I am going to share my favourite from October 16th as we start to close out the year… Gratitude helps you see what is there instead of what isn’t.  The hope is that by bringing something good to our listening public, you too, might look for the good in your days …

Today’s Greatitude

Boxing Day is a holiday celebrated after Christmas Day, occurring on the second day of Christmastide. Boxing Day was once a day to donate gifts to those in need, but it has evolved to become a part of Christmas festivities, with many people choosing to shop for deals on Boxing Day. It originated in the …

Today’s Greatitude

Happy Hannuka and Merry Christmas! Today, let us be grateful for family, friends, the quiet frost of a winter’s day, the laughter of loved ones be they near or far and if today is not a day for celebration for those who need respite or grace, may you find that as well. There is a …

Today’s Greatitude

The tradition of Christmas carols dates back to the ancient Roman times when people sang “carols,” derived from the French word “caroler” meaning to dance in a circle. These carols were not initially linked to Christmas but were popular circular dances with songs used to celebrate different seasons. Francis of Assisi significantly contributed to the …

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