Is IT too BIG To FAIL?

At first I was reluctant to start another new blog simply because I'm always waiting for that "right timing!" Maybe today is the best time of the month to begin a new blog with a new format and theme. To start a new day is nothing new because everyday, every morning I have to brew fresh hot cup of coffee. I bet your day is not that refreshing without cup of coffee first thing in the morning.

News in the Philippines had it stated that "lawin the mighty typhoon will have its landfall at their area of responsibility." I pray for the safety of all Filipinos living in the Philippines. God bless everyone, take care!

We had our bout of storms in Canada, so many storms had passed and coming and flood had been the result of such devastating storms in the Atlantic, in the lowlands and other parts of the province. The storms here are different from other countries because at fall or Autumn season, the wind comes with colder breeze, hailstones and other other natural forces  of hurricane and tornadoes. At winter, snowstorms are more devastating than tropical storms. Millions and billions of dollars of damages are accounted and to build new infrastructures damaged through these freak forces of nature is a matter of time and structural budget.

Anyway, the government has many agencies, departments and staff to mend all what have been broken to restore peace and order in those affected areas. Canada is an agricultural country more than an industrial and food is one of the most important asset of this country. That's what is great about Canada. Think of always being prepared and because Canada is an environment so large to fail. It's like having to think of TOO BIG TO FAIL.