Remembrance Day ceremonies are sacred to me. I don’t know anyone who died in a war, and I have never seen a day of armed conflict. I could easily go about my life never thinking about the people who have…
Read moreRemembrance Day ceremonies are sacred to me. I don’t know anyone who died in a war, and I have never seen a day of armed conflict. I could easily go about my life never thinking about the people who have…
Read moreWell folks, here we are three days post-World Series, tired and a bit sad and very proud of our team. I will not pretend to be a die-hard fan, if anything I’m the opposite. I have watched only a handful…
Read moreLying on the couch yesterday with a sore throat and a voice so low I could take over as the lead singer for the Crash Test Dummies, I took a break from Netflix binge-watching to start my commonplace book.
“Commonplace…
Read moreI am feeling a lot of rage these days. No more than is appropriate to current events, to be honest, but far more than I’m accustomed to. I am also embracing that rage a lot more than I ever have…
Read moreFor the past month I have been focused on preparing an Ontario Arts Council grant application. Grant writing is labour intensive and requires you to collect all kinds of supporting documents, quotes for service, guarantees of involvement, and reference letters…
Read moreI have a bunch of thoughts swirling around my little noggin today and I’m going to blurt them all out here and see what kind of soup we’re making.
First, The Global Sumud Flotilla - more than 400 regular citizens…
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