John looked at the restaurant as he drove past. He remembered times from not so long ago when he could just walk into the entrance, sit down and grab a cold beer with his buddy. That was before this whole pandemic thing blew up. Now he is one of those that Read more…
Rain has soaked our world the last month as if mother nature is trying to even things out for the intense heat of this past summer. I drove along the wet pavement and headed to the store for some supplies for our cats, Gabby and Snowbee. In an instant he Read more…
They announced the lifting of some restrictions in our province this week. As of Oct 25, there will no longer be restrictions on the capacity for any indoor events in BC – mostly, sort of. In the north and parts of interior health and Frasier health regions, they have kept Read more…
Plastic waste floats across our oceans and fills beaches and valleys throughout Asia and the world. We have been told for decades to recycle plastic, that it is environmentally friendly. They have put labels on our plastic containers and told us that this was good, we were helping. They Lied. Read more…
I stood on the top floor of the building and looked toward the lake. The sky was covered in grey and black, ominous clouds hovered over the mountains in the distance. Would it start to rain again? I shrugged off my apprehension and continued to set my ropes. I had Read more…
Vaccine mandates, a controversial policy that has added to the division in our world. Quebec was forced to delay the mandate they introduced last month. I was surprised to see that so many health care workers and public employees have refused to get the jab. Refused to be vaccinated. Some Read more…
It was the second Thanksgiving living in the coronaverse. A day to reflect on all we have to be thankful for. I am thankful for my family. My wife is a wonderful woman who is my rock, I don’t know what I would do without her. My daughter is a Read more…
Barrman mounted his Honda ST 1300 and looked into the bright sky. How long will you stay with me? He asked the sunshine. The glorious yellow glow lit the sky and warmed his heart. But only seconds into the ride the Fifty-one-year-old kid stopped and turned back. The chill in Read more…
Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp disappeared from our lives on Monday. The world was free of its greatest mass addiction for most of the day. Imagine if it had never come back? Was it a mass hack that took everyone’s online life? Stole the virtual world we live in… And lost Read more…
The warm sun glowed down on the Okanagan Valley. Summer was an echoing memory as the fall season has settled in. So when the amazing sunhine beamed down upon my back I decided it was a good day to get out on the lake. My fishing gear was ready and Read more…