Microfiction: Bridge
2:00 AM – people are racing Ferraris and Lamborghinis their parents bought them down highways and over bridges. Underneath them, others roll over and pull their sleeping bags closer around them. Continue reading Microfiction: Bridge
Profile: Ken Hall
In today’s entry, learn about my friend Ken Hall, an actor, improvisor and teacher and how he found his way to where he is today. Continue reading Profile: Ken Hall
A Cold Walk
Todd has been staying in maybe a little more than he should thanks to the cold. But he and Daegan do make it out for an icy walk, maybe back in time, maybe all the way to northern Ontario. Continue reading A Cold Walk
Facing the Challenges of 2020 and Beyond
2020 was one of the most challenging years for me – and not just because of the pandemic. What did I do to manage it? Continue reading Facing the Challenges of 2020 and Beyond
Back on the Bike
Good news. As Todd’s foot is feeling better, he’s back on his bike and soon will be back to running. But January in Ontario provides a few more challenges – and more beauty too. Continue reading Back on the Bike
My Time on the Farm
At 4:30 PM I turn off the afternoon cartoons, put on my coat and head out to work. When I get out the door the cool air feels refreshing. A gust of wind comes and brings the smell of our … Continue reading My Time on the Farm
Exercise Streak Broken but…
From running 15 km/week and cycling 70-120 km/week on average down to zero of either. An injury sideline’s Todd’s exercise plans and forces him to spend more time sitting. Fortunately, his time spent sitting has been pretty productive lately. Continue reading Exercise Streak Broken but…
Last Run of 2020
Todd goes out for his last run of 2020 and learns an important life lesson along the way. Continue reading Last Run of 2020
Snowy Cycling
How does someone manage riding a bike in the snow, and perhaps more importantly, why on earth would they? Continue reading Snowy Cycling
Christmas Run
On Christmas night, Todd once again heads out in the cold, challenging his assumptions about how little he likes winter. Continue reading Christmas Run
