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Age, Wisdom & Regrets. How I’m Embracing Aging (sort of)

By //  by Candace Sampson 2 Comments

With age comes wisdom, and a few regrets I’ve come to find out. Barely a day goes by after catching a glimpse of my crow’s feet in a reflection, that I don’t hear my mother say, “You’re going to regret that tan someday!”. Ugh, why are mothers always right? There’s no doubt that my sun-worshipping ways have led to some deeper than normal lines on my face. Add in lack of exercise and a workaholic tendency and I definitely have regrets. On the flip side, some things, when it comes to …

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Fear of Taxes and How to Make Tax Time A Positive Experience

By //  by Candace Sampson 1 Comment

Conquering my fear of taxes was not an easy feat. Growing up, one of my Dad’s favourite expressions, aside from “pull my finger”, was this: “There are only two things certain in life; death and taxes.” Needless to say, I didn’t view taxes in the most positive light. For many years, I delegated my income taxes to someone else — my dad, my husband, my accountant. When I started my own business though, I really felt that in order to understand my business inside and out, I should do my own. …

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Gun Control, Greed, and the GOP – America’s Obsession With Guns is Killing Children

By //  by Laureen Farnam 7 Comments

The United States has a crisis on its hands. And blood. So much blood. Common sense gun control laws are needed desperately, but instead the US Constitution is being used to harm the most vulnerable of its citizens. It has been crumpled and twisted and tied like a blindfold over the eyes of those who'd rather be blind and believe in the fantasy of blind justice than face the truth that their country is in crisis. There have been 18 school shootings in the US this year. It is …

Filed Under: Current Events, Hot Topics, Living Tagged With: American politics, common sense gun control, GOP, gun control, school shootings, USA, violence

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Claim Your $20 with Foam For Cash Before February 6, 2018

By //  by Candace Sampson Leave a Comment

You know that feeling when you find a five dollar bill in the jacket of a coat you haven't worn in ages? It's like winning the lottery finding money you didn't know you had. That's why every Canadian needs to know that they just virtually found $20 (at a minimum) with Foam for Cash, and claiming it couldn't be easier. Why are you owed this money?  Several manufacturers of polyurethane foam products allegedly formed a cartel to fix prices, between 1999 and 2012, resulting in inflated …

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Trump: The Man, The Myth…The Neologist?

By //  by Sandi Allen Leave a Comment

What is a neologist? Donald Trump can be described as a lot of things but he is also a prolific Neologist.   That is my new way to describe this "very stable genius" who regularly entertains the world on Twitter, with some of his nonsensical, and often unexplainable, tweets. Neologist. A person who practices Neologism. Neologism. The coining or use of new words. Sometimes, no matter how hard I try to avoid anything to do with politics, I just can't. Especially on …

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