There are only 478 people in Glendon,
Alberta. Yet this tiny village is home to the world's largest
pierogi, which for some reason they spell perogy. It was the
brainchild of the local mayor/school bus driver. It's 27 feet tall,
and next to the only restaurant in town, which serves pierogies. My
point is, this is not a big community and their achievement is
disproportionate with their population. The rest of us should feel
humbled, chastened, and yes, inspired by this accomplishment. And I
don't mean in some vague aspirational way. I mean big pierogies.
Dubai, I'm talkin' to you.
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