I understand this is a complex and volatile issue amongst Canadians, yet this post by Green Party MP, Elizabeth May, makes sense to me. Can we let go of out-moded, fear-based beliefs and at least creep into the future in a way that helps keep it around? Money cannot be the prime directive. It is simply, undeniably unsustainable to do […]
In his Sam Jones interview on Off Camera, Jake Gyllenhaal paraphrases a beautiful Mary Oliver poem, Wild Geese. Her words bring me back to myself today, remind me what it means to be a human being in the world, the possibility and reckless adventure it can hold. “You do not have to be good. You do not have to walk on […]
This. So much this. It’s often challenging to explain to people what ADHD is like for me. ‘Not feeling like it’ isn’t a sufficient explanation for being unable to complete mundane tasks that most people have little to no trouble with. The “interested-based nervous system” as described in this ADDitudeMag.com article is one of the most accurate illustrations of my […]
Oh God, and *wow*. Just finished The Road by Cormac McCarthy. I can’t stop crying. Heartbreaking and horrifying, it is also rife with love and hope for the worthiness of “carrying the fire” that’s inside us always. McCarthy’s harsh and precise prose, sparing dialogue –pregnant with endless layered subtexts of the relationship between father and son, parent and child, one […]
I got a bad perm once, one of those tight spiral 80s style ones, except it was 2001. I was depressed for 6 months solid. Unhappy every time I looked in the mirror. I only started to feel better when on a particularly bad hair day I walked into to a salon I’d never been to and got a cut […]
I’m inclined to agree with Spencer Thompson‘s article “The Problem Isn’t Vancouver’s Astronomical Housing Costs— It’s the People Who Buy“, in which he comments on the cause of, and solution for, Vancouver’s housing market becoming increasingly out of reach for it’s citizens. Thompson purports that when we sell our real estate to foreign investors who don’t want to live here we make […]
Imagine being able to charge your electronic devices in seconds, or your electronic vehicle in a few minutes without the negative envorionmental impact of a traditional batteries. That could be just what Brian Golden Davis and his team are about to unleash on the world. Check it out:
GINA-LILY COOPER Whether she’s writing a novel, designing wedding flowers, or busking on the Millennium Bridge in London, UK, her creative energy fizzes through it all.
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