Making Vaccines Safe Part Two: The Rules
In this entry Todd starts to discuss some of the rules governing the manufacturing of drugs and how they came to be. Continue reading Making Vaccines Safe Part Two: The Rules
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Making Safe Vaccines Part One: Introduction
In this first entry of the series, Todd talks a bit about the many rules, regulations and practices that ensure that the vaccines (and all drugs) we get are safe and effective every time. Continue reading Making Safe Vaccines Part One: Introduction
Easter Snapshot
As some families are gathering for the usual Easter gatherings in Ontario, others are building field hospitals to handle pandemic hospital overflow. Continue reading Easter Snapshot
On Another Journey
It’s been quite a while but Todd is finally off on another journey. Continue reading On Another Journey
52 Adventures #35 – Hinprov
In today’s adventure Todd dives into uncertainty with an adventure he thought he had 1-2 years to get ready for: doing improv – in Hindi. Continue reading 52 Adventures #35 – Hinprov
Profile: Savoy Howe
Today I’m really excited to introduce you to my friend Savoy Howe, founder of the Toronto Newsgirls Boxing Club and amazing community organizer. Continue reading Profile: Savoy Howe
52 Adventures #34 – Bhangra Dancing
In this week’s adventure, Todd tries a different sort of dancing, and learns a bit more about how to approach new and difficult things. Continue reading 52 Adventures #34 – Bhangra Dancing
1 Year Anniversaries
While many of us are noting the 1 year anniversary of the pandemic declaration, Todd is celebrating an additional, more positive, one-year anniversary. Continue reading 1 Year Anniversaries
52 Adventures #33 – Drag Bingo
The pandemic may not be over yet, but Todd is restarting 52 Adventures starting with an entry from an experience from the before times. What is Drag Bingo? Read and find out. Continue reading 52 Adventures #33 – Drag Bingo
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
