Drawing a Squirrel
This week I made a list of all the things I’d like to do. … More Drawing a Squirrel
This week I made a list of all the things I’d like to do. … More Drawing a Squirrel
I plan to walk for at least two hours every day, and if some days that walk is in the city rather than the fields and woods of the Arboretum and the river, well, it fills a different need. … More Walking Downtown
I am annoyed by things that prevent me from writing, that keep me from my 750 words per day schedule. None of these are bad things, really: the errands of everyday life, some book deliveries, mundane things. And yet they’ve messed up my schedule this week, and so I’m grumpy. There are other things making … More Grumpy Thoughts
It was time to move. I’m glad we did. … More Seven Things – no, Eight – I Love about Our New House
Here’s how I throw together a Chickpea-Couscous salad for two… … More Chickpeas and Couscous
On Saturday, I biked the 4.5 km downtown to do three things: go to the farmers’ market, enjoy ‘Art on the Street’, and drop a few small things off at the new tool library. Our market is a year-round market, rare in Ontario, but it’s been a fixture of this city for over 180 years, … More Art, Tools, and Ice Cream
One of the many attractive features of moving back to town was the opportunity to bike everywhere: to the farmer’s market, to the grocery store, to the library. This city has a wonderful mixed-use trail network plus a lot of bike lanes, and, for the most part, drivers, used to hordes of university students on … More Biking
It’s easy to forget to take care of ourselves when life is busy. … More A Day to Spoil Myself
It’s been six weeks of renovations, cleaning, packing, moving things, unpacking, and there’s another week to go. … More The Moving Diaries: The Last Week
I find myself looking forward to gardening again. … More The Moving Diaries: Gardening