I waffled on whether or not I would share this story here. It’s rather personal and doesn’t put me in a particularly good light. On the other hand, if it is my goal to encourage people to try new things … Continue reading Finding Better Ways to Seek Adventure
It is 1:00 AM on a Friday night in 1991. I’m connected to Relay, one of the first chat systems on the Internet. There are around 100 people scattered among ten channels. Tonight there’s nobody I know on so I … Continue reading How Sage and Todd met
On today’s relatively short ride, Todd finds a mystery for you to solve. Continue reading Mystery Photo
In today’s entry, Todd tells a bit more about how books became so important in his life and the rocky road they helped him navigate. Why is he so passionate about libraries and literacy? You’ll have a better understanding after reading this. Continue reading One’s People…
There are many constants in the time I’ve spent with Daegan but perhaps the most constant of all is the simple act of walking together. Continue reading Two Decades of Walking
Todd takes us back to a typical evening in 1976… Continue reading Dinner at Chez Mom
Sage recently won the First Person Arts StorySlam with a story about our life living at the edge of a park in Toronto. You can watch it here. Continue reading Sage Tells a Story: “Beatrice”
Ontario enters Stage 3 of reopening – what’s it like? Todd explores a bit of it by bike and reports back. Continue reading A Pandemic Snapshot – Ontario Stage Three
Todd continues his Sunday ride, heading downtown and enjoying all of the new cycling infrastructure. Along the way he sees several different sides of his city. Continue reading Sunday Ride – Part Two
In today’s entry Todd goes on another bike ride around his city and after only a few kilometres is drawn to a plaque on the side of a bridge, learning about another lesser-known person memorialized in his city. Continue reading Sunday Ride – Part One
Go Outside Today 