History Can Repeat Itself
Sometimes you have to re-write it though, or publish your findings.Wednesday, Sept. 16 on Wilton Crescent in Woodstock I was able to duplicate a photo from the 2022 election campaign and also 2018 -- same house.
Talking to residents pulling weeds or walking their dog is a great way to listen to opinions on local issues.
The Little Library program is a wonderful idea (and international) as you can trade a book you no longer want and at the same time acquire a book for your collection. Maybe donate a few children's books to the Little Library in your neighbourhood #ReUseItPalooza
https://littlefreelibrary.org/map/
2022
2018
There is also a Little Library on Ingersoll Avenue, which is quite unique as it's called a Blockbuster library, so you can trade DVDs and even VHS tapes.
You can read about reusing and repurposing in my blog entry about the Salford Landfill, and the importance of diverting items that someone else could use, or simply the obvious necessity of recycling.
Woodstock map from the Little Free Library website
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Quick added note: Be watching soon for a blog entry from me here, which is the actual 20 answers I submitted to a concerned active citizen that circulated a questionnaire to all candidates. I posted my responses here yesterday, but was asked to remove my column. It can be said that all candidates in every election in Ontario (There's over 400 elections on Oct. 26) only have 'X' number of days to reveal their platform and tell people about themselves and why they love their community and dedicate countless hours. If a candidate spends 3 hours on a report not meant for actual journalistic publication like The Echo newspaper, they should not have to embargo their own opinions for a few days. Marketing is now and timely.
The Time Is Now !
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