This is an exciting month for us. All three of us voted in our first Canadian election. It was a municipal one which, to me, seems to matter the most in terms of one’s day to day life. Compared to … Continue reading Double Civic Duty
Every few days I open up my Google Timeline just to see where I’ve been and to see if there’s anywhere I should review. (I’m a Google Local Guide and enjoy sharing photos and reviews here.) I look at the … Continue reading I Venture Outside
Last night I asked Sage to help me rename this site. The process that ensued was a blast, filled with improv exercises to clear the mind with useful questions sandwiched inside (Without thinking, name five characters from 80’s sitcoms…OK … Continue reading Go Outside Today
Cee’s provided yet another another fun and interesting challenge for me with this week’s Share Your World challenge. Here are my answers: Continue reading Share Your World: August 13
This morning I woke up to an email from a friend asking if we’re OK after a mass shooting just a few kilometres from our house. I was just in the area on Saturday. I saw in my Google feed that this is making news around the world, so I thought I would check in to let people know our family is fine. It all feels a little strange and it’s sad to see this happening here. I can’t imagine what those affected must be feeling. It’s been a pretty rough year for our city in this respect. View this … Continue reading Check In: We’re All OK
I’m a big fan of questions and prompts as you’ve likely gathered by now. The Share Your World challenge invites us to share a few random bits of information in the form of answers to Cee’s questions of the week. … Continue reading Cee’s Share Your World – July 16, 2018
Yesterday afternoon I finally got around to doing something I’ve been putting off for a couple of weeks now: I took Daegan’s bike to the bike shop for a quick tune-up and check-out. This is definitely something to do before a 600 km bike ride. Who wants to have a massive mechanical failure 50 kilometres from the nearest bike shop in a place with no public transit? Not me! So good on me. I was preventing a catastrophe. I rode the couple of kilometres to the shop. I had called earlier in the day and they assured me that if … Continue reading The Consequences of (and remedies for) Procrastination
