I’m not good with grammar, nor am I very good with organizing paperwork. I endorse delegation. Now it’s time to delegate. Stewart Goossen and family own Beaver Creek Printing in Saskatchewan. They were recommended as candidates for this venture. Stewart and I were aware of each other, but you could call it only vaguely familiar. Vaguely. We are polar opposites. I push right and left. Stewart sets his face like a flint and heads on through. We share a love for a job well-done. Nealda Penner, another Saskatchewanian, brings with her many years of experience in the corporate world. Stewart is her nephew. Now I have two anchors. Annette, our daughter, who, like Nealda, is Mrs. Organized, a reader, a used-to-be school teacher; and has the capacity to straighten out her Dad. So, I write and scheme. My wife Lucille, at 5 foot one ‘n ¾, keeps me on track (never underestimate a woman). Nealda and Annette edit. Stewart, his wife Ruth, and their junior partners, Kieran and Kyler, are the Publishers. I love people and enjoy asking tough questions of them. I have a host of friends. These friends have guided me. The course is truly a group effort. Stewart says there’s none other like it. Not better, not worse, but a different tack.