Having recently travelled to BC, we were told by a neighbour about unfriendly behaviour from BC-ites towards Albertans. I later read an article, which outlined some boorish behaviour, but I…Continue readingAlbertans travelling to BC
The drive for mandatory masks seems to be gaining steam. Perhaps the outcry on social media is a consequence for those who have not ventured out to enjoy the great…Continue readingMandatory masks?
In today’s society, it seems like we have things a bit backward. Politicians are overcompensated with juicy pensions and spending accounts that often know no limits. Added to this, is…Continue readingPoliticians & things named after them
We recently took a little break to BC in the Monashee mountains. We stayed in a secluded cabin with no TV, nor wifi. It was a refreshing break. We were…Continue readingA cabin in the Monashee mountains
As I write this, I am happy. I received an email from a friend I haven’t heard from in ages. His wife recently gave birth to a baby girl, and…Continue readingGrateful for friends
With all the negative news of violence, riots, police brutality, and limitations on one’s mobility, this year, it is doubly important to take a break from the day-day routine. Working…Continue readingThe importance of taking a break
Have you noticed that as the covid numbers are going down, restrictions largely stay in place? More places (like Costco) are considering mandatory masks. The government with all its incompetence…Continue readingCovid tyranny
For the next little while, Lonely Planet is offering free video-streaming for some of their awe-inspiring travel shows. Given this, I watched Globe Trekker’s episode on Saint Helena, the isolated…Continue readingthe death of a turtle