Posts Tagged: Society, Culture, & Religion
Spanking a Wii Remote
Posted by on Monday, May 14, 2007 in - 3 comments
So your Wii-mote gyroscopes stopped working? Nintendo told us to give it a good spanking. Turns out it worked. We had to spank ours quite hard. My hand actually hurts from the spanking. • Instructions: Hold the Wii-mote with buttons down on your palm. Spank with the palm of your opposite hand …
Summer Transportation to Cavendish?
Posted by on Monday, April 23, 2007 in - leave a comment
Since our car was stolen we’ve officially gone without a car. Sure, we’ve borrowed one here and there and for the past three months have enjoyed using Becky’s parent’s car while they traveled, but none-the-less I can actually say that I don’t own a car. Well that looks like it might have to change …
Toe Breaking
Posted by on Wednesday, December 20, 2006 in - 4 comments
Every year all of the slices of silverorange come from their various parts of the world to our HQ here on PEI for a summit. Years ago, at our first ever summit, this unfornuate event happened.
Why Most Web Twenny Companies Are Doomed to Fail
Posted by on Thursday, December 14, 2006 in - 4 comments
““The person who loves their dream of community will destroy community [even if their intentions are ever so earnest], but the person who loves those around them will create community.” - Dietrich Bonheoffer • “
Lessons for Organizations: Distributed Authority
Posted by on Wednesday, November 8, 2006 in - 6 comments
This past weekend Becky and I were downtown shopping (yes, some people still shop downtown). While looking through her purse, Becky realized that we had a store credit at a local clothing company from a return we made last fall. We decided to use the credit to get Becky suited up for our winter of …
Venezuela - Communist or Democratic?
Posted by on Tuesday, July 11, 2006 in - 1 comment
Since we returned from Venezuela I have been working on a post about the North American view of the country. While there we discovered that most of what is said about the country in North America is media spin. • Today I stumbled upon "Go to Venezuela, You Idiot!" a great article, by Jeff Cohen …
Music Flashback
Posted by on Saturday, June 24, 2006 in - 2 comments
Here on Margarita Island we've noticed that there seems to be somewhat of a musical time warp. At first we thought it was a taxi driver here, or a store there, but over the past two months we've noticed a trend: The North American music being listened to down here is 10-20 years old. • Artists …
The Joy of Slow Travel
Posted by on Sunday, June 11, 2006 in - 7 comments
It was Peter’s trip to France that sparked the idea: go somewhere and actually live there. Don’t pass through a place, live in it. Live in a community for an extended period of time. Instead of touring an entire country in five days, stay a few weeks in the same town and saunter around. Take time …
Life on Margarita Island
Posted by on Friday, June 9, 2006 in - 2 comments
Twelve interesting things we've discovered about life on Margarita Island (and in Venezuela): • Beer is cheaper than water (20 cents a can). • Gas is cheaper than beer (4 cents a litre). • Cheddar Cheese is non-existent. We've looked high and low and the closest we've come is Kraft singles …
