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Category Archives: Minor notes in the celestial chord
Answers for searchers
I feel badly. I’ve let you down. I hate it when people complain but don’t do anything to remedy their complaint, and here I’ve gone and done the same thing. I wrote a whole post complaining about the amount of … Continue reading
Posted in Minor notes in the celestial chord
Tagged computers, electronics, how to, software, technology
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The Zappass
So, my car has taken to giving me a quite large, very painful static electric shock EVERY SINGLE TIME I exit. “Oh, you’d like to get OUT? ZAAAPPP!” It’s no longer a Passat it’s a Zappass. What did I do … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Big Bang, Minor notes in the celestial chord, Observatory, Sun
Tagged driving, Humor, technology
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10 Things
In random order these are the things occupying my brainspace and time: 1) My daughter has just finished her full-day speech-language assessment, the last component of the larger assessment to determine if she is on the autism spectrum or if … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Gravity, Minor notes in the celestial chord, Mothership, Observatory, Stardust, Vernal Equinox
Tagged ADHD, aspergers, autism, coffee, dogs, home, Iolanthe, learning disabilities, music, operetta, performing, pets, random, singing, theatre, work
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Of Governmental Paperwork and Screaming
Guess what I’m working on this afternoon? To encapsulate my mood on the task before me, none could come closer to a more accurate description than my favourite Robertson Davies, pardon me Samuel Marchbanks. FromThe Diary of Samuel Marchbanks: Week 17, Saturday … Continue reading
Posted in Leaves, Minor notes in the celestial chord
Tagged books, bureaucracy, life, money
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Sun (Snow?) Run
I’m about to leave to do the Sun Run today. Snow is in the forecast! What fun! I’ve been having some foot problems so I may end up walking most of the way. We’ll see how it goes. Send me … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Minor notes in the celestial chord, Vernal Equinox
Tagged health, Vancouver, weather
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In which technology proves my point, as if I needed more proof
I am having an identity crisis with the paper towel dispenser in the bathrooms at work. Sometimes it refuses to believe I exist and will not dispense towels to me no matter how frantically I wave my hand in front of … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Minor notes in the celestial chord, Observatory
Tagged culture, electronics, Humor, language, life, machines, random, software, technology, thoughts, word processor
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Too Much Bleepin’ Beeping
Note: If you’re looking for information on how to turn off the beeps in Outlook, go here (Google is just messing with you by sending you to this post) I was going to write a profound message about work culture, … Continue reading
Granville Island Mondays
Thank God January is done. I am lucky enough to work on Granville Island and have done so for (this is hard to believe) 7 years now. I love Granville Island. It is one of my favourite places in the … Continue reading
Posted in Minor notes in the celestial chord, Observatory, Stardust, Winter Solstice
Tagged business, coffee, culture, granville island, Humor, life, Mondays, Vancouver
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Pothole Public Service Announcement
This is a pothole public service announcement for all you Vancouver area commuters. (I will now use my patented funnel-down method) If you are going to use the Oak Street Bridge to head into Vancouver, stay out of the left lane at least … Continue reading
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Tagged driving, Humor, Vancouver, winter
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An Open Letter to Traffic Reporters
Dear Traffic Reporters: I am a busy woman and I have too much noise in my life. So, when I’m driving I want quiet time. But I also need to listen to the traffic report to make sure I’m not … Continue reading
