Taking a Tumble
As I was lying on the pavement taking inventory of my body, knowing I wasn’t badly hurt, my most vivid thought was, Well, I’m glad THAT’S overwith! …
As I was lying on the pavement taking inventory of my body, knowing I wasn’t badly hurt, my most vivid thought was, Well, I’m glad THAT’S overwith! …
For the uninitiated, Canadian Music Week is a big deal for those involved in any aspect of music and broadcasting. …
Erin Davis’s Day at CMW Read More »
Reaction to a newspaper article about bullying from letter-writers to that same paper, is really ticking me off. …
Rose Coloured Glasses Wearing Old Farts Read More »
I have always kept my Little Sister’s name private on this site. But as you will see, she is an adult now and voluntarily agreed to be interviewed for this piece. In fact, we were interviewed separately and when we finally read them, our comments made each other cry!  This appeared last week in the Bay Observer of Hamilton, written by journalist Peggy Chapman. …
Bay Observer article. My Little and Me. Read More »
Domino Magazine has been an absolute must-buy for me since I discovered it by chance a couple of years ago. …
Pop Culture Shock Read More »
At the 2008 Motorcycle Expo I met a man who turned my head around when it came to figuring out what art is and when you can call yourself an artist. …
Just prior to Christmas I posted my intentions to donate money to Kiva, an international aid organization that distributes loans to budding entrepreneurs in the third world. I chose four people based on their business proposals and loaned each of them $25. toward their modest goal. …
I spent last weekend in the company of my wonderful friend Erin Davis at her cottage. …
No Friends Like Girlfriends Read More »
My Little Sister starts college on Monday. But only by the skin of her teeth and not through any fault of her own. …
I’d like a calmer year, with less change, personally and professionally, to the big pictures of my life. …
What I Want for 2009 Read More »
Parkinsons is slowly encroaching on the life of my Dad. …
Better Than Buttoned Read More »
two Corning dishes full of mashed potatoes, a half-jar of cranberries, three-quarters of a birthday cake, two containers of a brocolli/rice dish, a small tub of gravy and two pieces of pie. …
Half of a turkey, Read More »
It has happened twice so far this holiday season, and because I have to head out briefly again today, I want to make sure no one is third time lucky. …
Yesterday, we attended the first of two family Christmas dinners. …
Gobble Gobble Gobble Read More »
Recently I took London drivers to task for not being as skilled as Toronto drivers. Well, this week I found something London drivers have that Toronto drivers don’t: manners. …
The Upside of Driving in London Read More »
The kitchen refacing project is almost finished. I’ve posted a couple photos I took yesterday under my Home Stuff gallery. Today, the flooring goes down. It’s the end of an unusual adventure to try to find the perfect stuff for underfoot. …
One of my rear car seats has been in the down position since I moved more than a month ago. I failed to remove the headrest before pushing the backrest forward and down and the seat became jammed too tightly for my wimpy little self to be able to pull it back upright. So I asked the guy at Mr. Lube to do it for me while my oil was being changed. He cheerfully complied. …