Category Archives: music related

O Canada, Our home and native land

Posted on April 29, 2024 by dfolstad58

Thank you for returning for another post in my “O Canada” category. Canada’s national anthem is “O Canada” and I love that it’s easy to sing and when it is sung at events. I think what I enjoy the most … Continue reading →

Posted in music related, O Canada, Thinking Out loud | Tagged anthem, Canada, Canada Day, molson beer fridge, Music, Nylons, O Canada, photography, travel | 22 Comments

Sending you a hug♥

Posted on November 29, 2022 by dfolstad58

Kind readers ♥ – thank you for visiting Life and Random Thinking today. Before I get consumed by the black hole I call my gmail inbox – I wanted to check in with you and give you a hug. Did … Continue reading →

Posted in Christmas, health, music related, okanagan related, Thinking Out loud | Tagged frank Sinatra, Home, let it snow, Music, Penticton, thank you | 22 Comments

It’s always Blue Skies

Posted on August 30, 2022 by dfolstad58

Thank you for visiting my blog “Life and Random Thinking” today. Today is my 8th post in my Toastmasters challenge to do 8 posts in a month. Thanks for hanging in there and supporting my writing and especially the encouraging … Continue reading →

Posted in blogging assignments, music related, Thinking Out loud, Toastmasters | Tagged blue skies, blue sky, bobsled, challenge, failure, Music, Toastmasters | 26 Comments

Postcard from Okanagan #2 -Clouds, Sun, and a Snake

Posted on June 5, 2022 by dfolstad58

Thank you for visiting – This post will have clouds, sun, and a snake. One of my favorite activities since I could do it without falling over was and is……….riding a bike. Fortunately now I fall over less than I … Continue reading →

Posted in music related, okanagan related, Thinking Out loud | Tagged Beatles, clouds, I'll follow the sun, quail, snake, songs, sunshine | 18 Comments

Thinking Out Loud – What R U Spreading?

Posted on January 25, 2022 by dfolstad58

Thank you for visiting today “Life and Random Thinking”. I often wake up at four o’clock in the morning and do “random thinking.” I was remembering way back in the early 1980’s when I was doing hemodialysis at Vancouver General … Continue reading →