This morning I feel like whatever I write will be inadequate. To write something cheery seems an insult to those in British Columbia who are already dealing with loss from mudslides and flooding, and insensitive to those in the north who are waiting for a second atmospheric river to hit the province. It would be…
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Friday’s Fave Five – November 19
I debated about whether to even attempt a Friday’s Fave Five post today. It’s been a difficult week for British Columbia due to mudslides and floods, and for all of us everywhere because that’s just the way it is right now. I feel the burden and in some respects, it seems frivolous—and perhaps even insensitive—to…
An Interview
It’s damp and gray today. I popped out to pick up a few groceries and do a bit of shopping this morning. Now, groceries are put away, I’ve folded the laundry, the dogs are settled, Makiya is downstairs (she has the day off school today), and I am settling in with a book. The Wrong Family…
The Simple Woman’s Daybook – July/August
For Today Looking out my window I see smoke. Again. I was just outside with the dogs and it’s thick enough to smell. Not as thick as it has been but, according to the air quality index, it’s high risk and unhealthy to be outside for long. Sigh. Another ibndoor day. There have been so…
Friday’s Fave Five – August 13
It’s been a week of fits and starts and uncertainty but here we are at the end of it, taking time to look back at some good things from the week that was with another Friday’s Fave Five post. Here we go. Gerry’s annual salmon fishing trip. We weren’t sure it was going to happen…