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Tag Archives: life
Of Oil Leaks and Knighthood on St. Valentine’s Day
So, it was an eventful Valentine’s day. Valentine’s Day is my husband’s birthday. (I detest the expression DH when referring to one’s husband in e-communications. You will not see the two letters DH strung together on this website). As I … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Observatory
Tagged business, driving, life, thoughts, Vancouver
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Of Winter Melancholy
So tired. So very tired. I have no energy these days. My iron is fine. My cholesterol is fine. I’m working out 3 times a week (I’m doing 4 mile jog/walks, Yay for me). In general I’m not staying up … Continue reading
Posted in Observatory, Winter Solstice
Tagged culture, health, life, philosophy, thoughts, winter
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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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Is nat guy dead?
So, we’re at church, and my three-year-old, looking up at the large Crucifix on the altar, asks in a rather loud voice: Is nat guy DEAD? What do you say? Well, son that has been a matter of debate … Continue reading
Posted in Mothership, Observatory
Tagged family, Humor, life, parenting, philosophy, religion, thoughts
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I Like Your Hair—Parenting on the Edge
I have a difficult three-year old. He’s been difficult since around 18 months. And I don’t mean like won’t eat his peas difficult. I mean screaming, biting, hitting, kicking, tantrums that blow your hair back like one of those speaker … Continue reading
Posted in Mothership, Observatory
Tagged family, Humor, life, parenting, philosophy, thoughts
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Parenting Awards
I said in my last blog post that I wouldn’t win any parenting awards. Well, of COURSE I can’t win any parenting awards. There ARE no parenting awards. Think about that. NO parenting awards. It’s just not right. Not right … Continue reading
More Signs of the Times
Saw the following sign at a food court: To help us serve you better, please return your dishes here You’re going to serve me better if I return my dishes to your counter? How is that serving me … Continue reading
Posted in Minor notes in the celestial chord, Observatory, Sun
Tagged business, Humor, life, signs
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Sign of the Times
So, as I’m waiting for the light to turn green, I see this sign posted on the back of a road sign: Self-Defense Dog Training Stop Smoking. Only one lesson needed. Call: ###-###-#### This is a case of trying … Continue reading
Dens of health
Why is it that physiotherapists’ offices (all of them, I’ve never seen one that’s different) look like a dominatrix’s den of inequity with tastes that run to dusty rose? Seriously. There’s all these beds with truss-like equipment up the wazoo … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Minor notes in the celestial chord, Observatory
Tagged health, Humor, life, routines
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