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I am meeting here with Bob Grahame at a North Shore coffee shop.
Ed: “Bob, tell me what benefit people will find from reading your book.”
Bob: ” They will begin to just see how technology is impacting their life”.
Ed: ” Tell me why would we want to see.”
Bob: “We want to be aware rather than blindly wandering in this technojungle world. We should be asking questions so we can learn to protect our humanness and humanity from dehumanization. Any garden will grow wild and out of control if we don’t prune, trim, and weed.”
“We take care of our gardens. We want as human beings to remain in control of the techno jungle. Otherwise it will overrun us. Maybe it already has with what has happened. What’s going to happen when artificially intelligent computers begin to out-think us humans? Now that’s something to think about.” 
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One of the enjoyable places to visit in the Seymour/Deep Cove community is the Deep Cove Heritage Society Office on Gallant Avenue. With their new office Co-ordinator Jim Slight, there are hundreds of Deep Cove photos available to help one reminisce and explore. A picture is indeed worth a thousand words. Over the thirty years that I have served in the community, I have taken many photos of the remarkable beauty of our Deep Cove trees, mountains, and water. Since the invention of the cellphone, my photo collection, probably like yours, has increased astronomically. Only a small percentage of my photos ever get printed off.
When my mother recently passed away, I felt drawn to photos that I have of her life. When I posted some photos of my mom on social media, I received hundreds of condolences. One friend wrote: “Condolences and the comfort of Jesus as you mourn her transition into a better place. May his peace be with you and your family in these days and weeks.” Another person wrote: “You and your family continue to be very much in my thoughts and prayers. May the Lord surround you and your family with his love.” Yet another said on Facebook: “I’m sorry for your loss. Lorna was a wonderful woman with a beautiful soul and a gentle spirit. She will be missed. My prayers and sympathy are with you and your family.”
families, we had a slideshow of my mom’s life. It can be one of the most touching times of these services. A picture is indeed worth a thousand words. Jesus said: ‘Blessed are those who mourn for they shall be comforted.’ Perhaps you might take time this July to review photos on your computer and albums, giving thanks for loved ones who have gone before you.
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