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Tag Archives: Vancouver
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
Posted in Minor notes in the celestial chord
Tagged driving, Humor, Vancouver, winter
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