Ted’s Corner

 Let’s go outside In the Sunshine I know you want to, but you can’t say yes Let’s go outside In the moonshine Take me to the places that I love

If you’re anything like me, it’s a constant struggle to find the ideal work-life balance. Work more. Stop and smell the roses.  Hard work never

“I’ve always depended on the kindness of strangers.” Blanche, A Streetcar Named Desire  My lovely and talented wife Pam used to ride horses in her

 We’re damaged people Drawn together By subtleties that we are not aware of Disturbed souls Playing out forever These games that we once thought we would be scared of -Depeche

Three or four times per week, I’d get the call in the evening. “Let’s meet for coffee in the morning.” Dad was always flexible with

“As you from crimes would pardon’d be, Let your indulgence set me free.” (Shakespeare) Consider the following scenarios: A person in their sixties flies with their elderly

I’ve always been a “resolutions” guy.  Over 50% of us make New Year’s Resolutions each year and over 50% of us fail to achieve them.

There was a recent performance art show in Montreal called Sisyphe, where the artist was moving 50 tons of sand from one pile to another,

Impaired and Distracted.   With December’s recent onslaught of holiday parties, family gatherings, shopping frenzies and end of year work deadlines, that’s pretty much how many

“Live courageously. Live dangerously. Become who you are!”, Friedrich Nietzsche There once was a boy we’ll call Gus, born in Montreal to Greek immigrant parents