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Category Archives: Dark side of the Moon
Come Walk With Me
At least I walk most days in these “unprecedented times”—a phrase I am thoroughly weary of. I decide to head out about 3pm so I can walk before the sun starts its descent at four. It’s well-hidden today, in grey … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Dark side of the Moon, Gravity, Observatory, Star Catalogue, Winter Solstice
Tagged Christmas, thoughts
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Dual Tracked Life
I’m a little bit shocked that the last time I wrote here was my birthday–almost 6 months ago. Wow. So much has happened since then. I guess I should do a mini-catch-up. In chronological order: I directed the Fraser Valley … Continue reading
Posted in Autumnal Equinox, Dark side of the Moon, Stardust, Sun
Tagged death, life, theatre
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Farewell Mom
Yesterday, after a two and a half year battle with metastatic breast cancer, my Mom passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family. I expect she’s already striking up a committee, seeing what needs to be done, getting herself involved. … Continue reading
Posted in celestial beings, Dark side of the Moon, Eclipse
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The unexpected journey
I haven’t been much of a world traveller. But I did get the opportunity once to have my European adventure. I did a course in Oxford, performed in a play at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and then after that was … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Dark side of the Moon, Mothership, Observatory
Tagged health, life, observations
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And the verdict is…
Aspergers. My daughter officially has an Aspergers diagnosis. This is in addition to her already diagnosed learning disabilities and we still have to keep treating the inattention problem which, although no longer considered ADHD because part of autism is inability to … Continue reading
Posted in Dark side of the Moon, Mothership
Tagged ADHD, aspergers, autism, family, health, kids, learning disabilities, life, parenting
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Starvation or Eating Disorder?
Imagine that you encounter a child who is suffering from malnutrition. In our western world of syndromes and isms, the child would likely be thought to have an eating disorder. My first questions would be: Does she have an eating disorder … Continue reading
Posted in Dark side of the Moon, Mothership, Observatory
Tagged ADHD, anger, anxiety, bureaucracy, culture, family, health, human behavior, kids, learning disabilities, life, mental health, psychology, school, self-esteem, special needs, thoughts
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Tentatively X-Rated
Why do you visit me here? Is it to find out what cute things my kids are saying? Do you expect to get some pithy observations that probably have already been made by other people in more observant and humourous … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Dark side of the Moon, Observatory, Sun
Tagged business, human behavior, human resources, Humor, internet, observations, random, sex, training
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