
Monday, February 10, 2014
Sharing happiness

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Saturday, May 12, 2012
Doing housework leads to a happier marriage
An article in The Wall Street Journal caught Bert's eye and now he's putting the hypothesis to the test. Check out this article, "Does More Housework Mean More Sex?"
Take the train!
Why is Bert smiling? It is his first ride on a train in North America. Not only does he not have to drive but he can also relax, read and snooze. After visiting son Robert in the community of Hintonburg in Ottawa and helping him evaluate and prioritize major house repairs/maintenance and doing basement and yard cleaning, Bert is looking forward to some social time with his sister TingTing and longtime friends Archie and Louie in the big TO. Unfortunately the wireless network on the train was down and he was forced to enjoy the scenery rolling by.
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Fraud and Scams presentation
The Council of Senior Citizens Organizations (COSCO) of BC : The Voice for Seniors Since 1950 offer a variety of health promotion workshops and we attended one co-hosted by Member of Parliament Peter Julian (pictured here) yesterday at the National Nikkei Museum and Heritage Centre. Types of frauds and scams presented were: telemarketing, mail scams, pyramid schemes, repair and purchase scams, internet scams, cheque fraud, identification theft, ATM skimming, canvassing scams and real estate fraud. Do you know what to look for to identify counterfeit money? Ask Bert.
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Peter Julian,
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Saturday, March 5, 2011
The importance and pleasure of research
Monday, February 14, 2011
The early "Bert" catcheth the worm
Here is Bert with a new piece of public art at the Olympic Plaza. This is one of Myfanwy MacLeod’s 5.5 metre (18-foot) tall sparrows - can you tell whether it is the male or the female?
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Bert Parungao,
Olympic Plaza,
public art,
sparrow
Monday, January 17, 2011
A for Adobo by Nelson Agustin

Review in Asian Journal the Filipino-American Community Newspaper.
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A for Adobo,
Filipino culture,
Filipino food,
Nelson Agustin
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