Oh … the pressure of the first post!

After contemplating for entirely too long, I am finally starting this blog with a friend. You might ask, as I once did about blogs, “why?” and the simplest answer is because I can. Every day I see or hear something which makes me ask questions. Some serious, some not so much.

Why is the Human Rights Commission in Canada so focused on squelching free speech? Do they not have anything better to do? And, if not, shouldn’t they be disbanded?

Do any marketing/advertising staff understand the difference between “fewer” and “less”?

Why is my local McDonald’s the model of inefficiency?

How often is too often to peek at Etsy.com?

How should I make charitable donations so that the money actually accomplishes something long-term and positive? Do such donations help or are we just creating a perpetual state of dependency?

I think people don’t ask enough questions. So often we’re fed information and we just accept it. No questions asked, as it were. And not enough people ask me for my opinion. At least that’s my opinion.