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Conundrum

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I’m re-reading Mary Oliver’s collection of essays entitled “Upstream” and found this question at the end of a lovely story about her dog Sammy who endlessly chewed through ropes and climbed fences: “Or maybe it’s… Conundrum

Cobbler’s child

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I’m embarrassed to admit that the Wi-Fi connection at my local coffee shop has defeated me this week. I can connect to the Wi-Fi radio, but can’t get an IP address. This happens on both… Cobbler’s child

Mini Trinity Session

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Just over 30 years after the Cowboy Junkies recorded their fantastic Trinity Session, I was happy to help a friend from the neighborhood record her latest demo video. What a beautiful voice she has and… Mini Trinity Session

Too much

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Enjoying a break and a sandwich at Aroma in the Eaton Centre. Too much volunteer work at Holy Trinity every damn week. Need to reign it further in. Though others are stepping up to pick… Too much

Irv

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Early for the Sea Venturer meeting. Hanging out at the local to our Scout Hall — The Irv. Great folks and good food. Always worth a little time. And I’m still so happy with the… Irv

Barbara Ann Scott

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Out for a quick midday skate. The ice was good, but the wind was a bit rough. The nearest coffee shop was tiny, but my drink was well made and the roast was pretty good.

Feather

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I found this beautiful feather, I don’t know where, I don’t know when. I recently started wearing it on my hat where it has been frequently admired by others. I am grateful to the bird… Feather

Better start

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Yesterday I was on the back foot all day, chasing one problem and appointment and phone call after another. Things mostly worked out and I had a great rehearsal last night (thanks Jennifer, Rachel and… Better start

Back again

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Loved The Layrite Boys back in November and was glad to come see them again at the Cameron House. Such a great venue and great friends.

Corin at the Cameron

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Always an awesome show Thursdays from 6-8pm. You have to see him to believe him. You can even tell they’re great artists by how they arrange the empty stage.