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As I travel about I frequently pick up garbage along the roads near my house tossed out of car windows by inconsiderate louts. Beer cans, pop cans, plastic bottles, coffee cups and bags of (usually) McDonald’s trash.

Despite the frigid weather and snowfall we experienced in February, it turned out to be a great month. This is largely because February is I Love to Read Month, when schools across Manitoba share the importance and joy of reading with students.

In this essay I will wrestle more directly with the question of how I, as a Jesus-Follower, should think and respond to global economic systems. In other words, I will be asking how visions of Kingdom economics should affect how I live.

Recently my friend shared some of the things people say when he tells them he’s a curator and works at a museum.

The decision for a loved one to move into a Personal Care Home is among the most difficult decisions a family ever has to make.

Disparity is a concept I first considered through school bus windows. The route our bus traveled through St. James, Winnipeg – and specifically the neighbourhood of Woodhaven – efficiently highlighted the differences between some homes and some others.

How old does one have to be to be a perfect parent? Try telling others how to raise their children and you will probably get that… what makes you think you know all the answers?

I’m hoping to spend lots of time out and about in the constituency this month, before the legislative session picks up again in March. And some exciting events are being held in Dawson Trail this winter.

Fear…today has not been my best day. This stage of my life is tough.

My first week as Executive Director is complete and another has begun – I am excited to be a part of it all.