‘Ugh—commercials’
I really like watching television. It’s one of my favourite things in the world. I keep telling Mommy she would not have to read me bedtime stories anymore if she gave me a TV to put in my bedroom.
Tag: PATRICK VAILLANCOURT
Parliamentary madness
It has been said time and again that politicians, as public figures and representatives of the country’s citizenry, should set a higher moral standard.
Tax and release
With the 2014 municipal election here in British Columbia only weeks away, candidates across the province are making some pretty bold suggestions and even bolder promises to win.
Can Manchester United save its season?
Even with a star-studded lineup skippered by English football legend Wayne Rooney, Manchester United is stumbling into this season of Barclay’s Premier League.
Veggies are not that great
I love to eat. Eating has to be one of my favourite things in the whole world. It’s not the same as playing video games or watching cartoons, but it’s up there.
A divided, but still united, kingdom
A historic referendum on the future of Scotland took place last week, and Scots rejected the idea of forming their own country, opting to stay within the United Kingdom.
The changing face of education
The Internet has made the professional world much more competitive, changing the way individuals go about their daily lives. Technology has changed the way we communicate with each other, the way we shop, and how we go about doing our banking.
I actually want to go to school
Mommy has been staying home from work these days. She needed to take time off working at the restaurant because she says I can’t go to school.
Rated ‘R’ for smoking
I would like to first strongly emphasize that, while I made a choice to start smoking 10 years ago, I completely acknowledge that it’s indeed a bad habit which could lead to serious negative health effects for me later in life.
Our economic realities could be driving humankind to extinction
There is no more fundamental a decision one could ever face than the question of whether or not to have a child.