grandmotherly advice

Grandmother's advice on cheering up: first, acknowledge suffering. Go ahead, complain. There's a room at the tabernacle for lamentation. Then let go. Next, find something that interests you. Make an effort. Be disciplined. Pay attention to details. The reward of effort; one might cheer up. To make no effort is to risk sinking into depressive inertia.

respect all life

While taking shelter from the rain, Lohbado contemplated the sacredness of existence. One could tune into the dignity of one's being. All life is to respected, regardless of wealth or status.

St. Jean Baptiste Day toast Montreal

A friendly toast on St Jean Baptiste Day in Montreal, Lohbado stood under a tree in order to not get wet in the rain. He talked about two minor bicycle accidents.

jolly good time

Lohbado during a bike ride contemplated the many promises being offered. There's something exciting about expectation, the lure of something about to happen. At the same time, it's not healthy to get carried away looking for UFOs; although it does stretch the imagination.

beautiful trees in evening light

Lohbado rode his bicycle to a local park to enjoy sunset among beautiful trees.