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Almonds are surely one of the most versatile foods in the world. In the whole, slivered or sliced form, the nut enhances everything from salads and meats to granola, baked goods and trail mixes, and in addition it can be processed into almond butter and almond milk.

There has been more written recently about political filibusters in Manitoba than there has been for a long time.

Thanks to the many readers who commented very favourably on the recent article on different people’s priorities – jobs, the environment or the economy.

In a recent article printed in the Winnipeg Free Press, Arlene Adamson expressed her concern over the “rampant” ageism in Canada.

I would guess that there are many people who have at one time or another heard a story from a family member or friend, enjoyed it and thought, “I need to write that down, or I will forget much of it!”

You are invited to the Grand Opening of Windmills: Sailing the Skies, an exhibit inspired by the symbol and spirit of the museum – our very own working windmill!

Traveling in Ukraine some years ago, I noted the guide often referred to “happy cows” when passing herds of bovine roaming freely on pastures beside the road.

Ever since the NDP government announced that it was going to force Manitoba Hydro to build a new hydro transmission line down from northern Manitoba on the longest route imaginable down the west side of the province, it has been a boondoggle.

Isolated buildings are symptoms of a disconnected sick society. This pattern is reprinted with permission from Christopher Alexander and the Center for Environmental Structure.

We will stick with the question of worldviews for one more essay in this series. With respect to the question of the world of spirits which were thought to inhabit the air in biblical times, we find a unique perspective in the writings of Paul.