Wildlife of the Road
Nothing says ‘I’m important’ like a driver who merges without looking.
Nothing says ‘I’m important’ like a driver who merges without looking.
“A blog about respecting wildlife and avoiding human foolishness.”
They put traffic cones on statues, sang in the streets, spent money in local businesses, and cleaned up after themselves. What's not to like?
Growing older brings wisdom, but it doesn't always bring easier decisions.
The smoke alarm and I are no longer in a toxic relationship thanks to the air fryer.
There’s nothing like pre-breakfast panic to make you appreciate modern technology.
Turns out the Spring of Our Lives comes with wisdom, laughter, and weather that can’t commit.
A maple leaf in the stars — from the Canadarm to Chris Hadfield to Artemis II
A lifetime of launches, heartbreaks, and hope — and I still hold my breath every time.
A little nostalgia, a little laughter, and one chocolate bunny with a second purpose.
My Easter tradition is proof that wisdom really does come with age.
Retirement tip: save a little here, spend a little there, nap in between
If you love steam, woodsmoke, and a drizzle of comfort, this one’s for you. A gentle look at maple season and the magic tucked inside every golden drop Maple syrup season — nature’s way of saying, “You made it through winter.”
Maple syrup season — nature’s way of saying, “You made it through winter.”
Talent gets you there. Character sets you apart.
Sleep can wait. Watching Canada play with class is worth every early morning.
Putting my memories into words, one chapter at a time.
Reflections on Comfort, Connection, and the Things That Last.
A gentle reflection on Christmas, where the simplest moments became the ones that felt like pure magic.
A sassy stroll through Christmas past — back when lights had attitudes, cookies vanished mysteriously, and holiday magic didn’t need Wi-Fi.
“A retired nurse reflects on the evolution of care, the rise of disrespect, and the enduring heart of the profession.”
“What happens when compassion meets burnout, and care is mistaken for customer service?”
“Turns out my attention span took a detour—again. New blog up, featuring a curling iron, a soap opera, and zero groceries.”
“I downloaded the playoff schedule. I may need an intervention.”
“Turns out baseball isn’t just spitting and scratching—it’s yelling at the TV and loving every minute.”
“What started as an attempt at sweet dough turned into a towering loaf—and eventually, the best croutons I’ve ever had. Come along for my bread maker escapades, where even mistakes taste delicious.”
"When Planes Fell Silent, Kindness Spoke Loudest.”
“Trade wars and tariffs can’t erase the memory of Gander’s grace."
We’ve lived through disco, dial-up, and dancing at Sock Hops. Don’t tell me we’re out of touch.”
“A retired woman’s take on ageism, respect and the beauty of growing older.”