The best indicator of your level of consciousness is how you deal with life’s challenges when they come. Through those challenges, an already unconscious person […] Read More
Month: March 2014
I came across this cool walking series called the Unlearning Walking Club. It’s part of Spaces of Contestation at the Unit/Pitt Project (formerly the Helen […] Read More
Gone are the days of designated smoking sections and rooms. UBC is making it clear that smokers are unwelcome. They’ve been relegated to a smoking […] Read More
It was world water day yesterday. The City of Vancouver featured ways for you to conserve water and care for local watersheds in their Greenest […] Read More
I discovered this downtown park last week with a couple of my university colleagues. Our department research day will take place at the beautiful Scotiabank […] Read More
Yes it’s my real name. No I was born in the fall. No my parents weren’t hippies. Of course there’s a story to how I […] Read More
This picture of a Water Bear or Tardigrade (Paramacrobiotus craterlaki) has been floating around Facebook this week. Who knew that an invertebrate could be so […] Read More
This beautiful memorial wall was created by stone sculptor Kerry Landman to commemorate his wife. He used local materials, limestone for the main wall structure […] Read More
I bought seeds this week. On the weekend I’ll be heading to my community garden to get my plot prepped. Here’s my to do list: […] Read More
My doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine gave me this recipe when I was still weighed down with congestion from the swine flu after Christmas. He […] Read More