Some of you already know I have more than one blog -eleven to be exact. It's not to reflect my multiple personalities - it's more to enable my readers to more easily find posts that are of particular interest to them and about the different things I do. I do not play on-line games and I do not join causes.
This blog is dedicated in tribute to our ancestors and future heirs. In many instances, it was our parents, grandparents, great-grand parents, great-great-grandparents who had the vision to build Canada and keep it Canadian. I have great respect for heritage and tradition. Were it not for our ancestral heritage, we would not exist. Our heirs enable us to live on into the future. I do believe however, that it is time we all accept the fact that born in Canada, we are all equally Canadian.
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