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Tag Archives: Vancouver
Lost and Found
Let me tell you the story of my hat. This hat came into my life on my birthday, March 15, in 2010. The day before, on March 14, at around 8:30pm or so, my husband casually said to me “So, … Continue reading
In which I get Salty
So, I am really unforgivably late in posting this, but I am doing a thing. It’s kind of hard to explain so I’m going to give you a lot of links. The event is called Fourplay. It’s basically four episodes … Continue reading
Posted in Performance, Stardust
Tagged performing, site specific theatre, theatre, Vancouver
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Watch This Space
Remember this post? Well, watch this space because in the next couple of weeks I will have something to announce. I know! The Thing! The Thing and Reality being somehow intertwined?! Whoah. And that’s all I can say. Except that … Continue reading
In which I am self-serving, but in a good community-building kind of way, at least if you’re over 30.
Well, this post is my Wahoo Wednesday post. I know its Thursday, but we Canadians had a holiday on Monday (thank you Queen Victoria) and its messed me up. This week, I’m excited by an idea because I saw it … Continue reading
Posted in Big Bang, Observatory, Stardust
Tagged acting, creativity, education, neuroplasticity, performing arts, theatre, Vancouver
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And to think that I saw it on 6th Avenue
Driving down 6th Avenue around Cambie and that godawful mess created by the construction of the Canada Line, a black limousine catches my eye. It’s driving in the fast lane–slowly. Very slowly. As I get closer, the reason for it’s leisurely pace becomes apparent. There is … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Observatory
Tagged driving, observations, Vancouver
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Celebrity Sightings
I think I saw this guy at the Public Market on Thursday: It was weird, because I looked at him and immediately thought, “Ohmigod, it’s him!” but then re-thought that, “No it isn’t.” Because he didn’t look like his pictures … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Observatory, Stardust
Tagged celebrities, Entertainment, human behavior, Vancouver
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Vancouver Moment
A young man in his twenties cycles in the mist and threatening rain, adhering to no known traffic laws. His hair is longish and unruly in the fashion of the mid-twenties man, which I can see because he wears no helmet. He has … Continue reading
Posted in Aliens and uncharted planets, Observatory
Tagged coffee, culture, human behavior, Vancouver
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Population of Non-Idiots: 1
Here is the paradox about Granville Island: When I am driving on Granville Island, the pedestrians turn into idiots. They walk down the middle of roadways oblivious to the fact that IT’S A ROADWAY FOR GOD’S SAKE! They cross from one … Continue reading
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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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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