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Go Canada Go!

Imagine being so good at something that the whole world would stop and watch. And then imagine how much w

Happy New Year

Well, here we are again at the beginning of a new year – we made it! Now what to do with this incredible opportunity? I find it’s a great idea to reflect on the year past to see wher

Happy New Year!

Here we are just two days into the New Year with 363 days to go until the next one; what will you do with all those d

A Mother's Love

There is a special bond that connects a mother to her child (and vice versa). It’s not a measurable thing, it’

Santa Claus is coming to town!

Here we are on the 8th of December and we’ve already had a good taste of winter. Temperatures have been

The Balance of Christmas

Are you a provider of Christmas or a beneficiary? Ultimately, we want to be both where we put in effort and receive joy. Throughout our lives, this balance changes; as children, we are the beneficiar

Merry Christmas

Good morning everyone and Merry Christmas!! I’ll keep this short today as I know you have other things to get to.From all of us here at Ruby Tuesday, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a happ

Evaluating Risk

Risk can quite often have negative connotations, however, risk is what is necessary to grow, to be creative and

Christmas anticipation

Sometimes the anticipation of Christmas is not necessarily positive – sometimes there is an amount of anxiety involved (sound familiar?). In a world where we are all busy, Christmas

Time well spent

A friend of mine recently gave me a card that read “Time is precious, waste it wisely”, and it gave me pause. None of us likes the idea of wasting time, but… we all do it. There is this idea that

The sun's out, lets make today shine

THE SUN’S OUT. LET’S SHINE Hello, summer style Mid-June, the sun is shining, the temperatures are perfect…. ahhhh.  I’ve said this before, and I’ll say it again: life is just easier in the summer.  F

Thanksgiving

In preparation for the first Thanksgiving, an enormous amount of effort had to have been made. Early settlers, after arriving in what is now North America, with little to nothing, built homes, commun