I went to water my sad little garden the other night. I have reseeded so many times this year I have lost count. It looks […] Read More
Month: July 2014
I made banana muffins yesterday morning. The smell in my apartment was heavenly; eating one warm from the oven with a dash of butter is […] Read More
Dug this old T-shirt out of a drawer today. Steve Frillman, the ED of the Green Guerillas in NYC gave it to me when I […] Read More
Canadian Pacific (CP) Rail posted this sign along the 11 km railway tracks on Vancouver’s westside this week. Community gardens line what is known as […] Read More
My friend Linda and I went to the Folk Festival on Friday evening. Although we both love music, it was the shopping we had in […] Read More
I first came across this young potter at the Khatsahlano Festival. Sophia Kim is a grad of Emily Carr. Love her shapes and textures and […] Read More
When I was doing my undergrad at University of Victoria, I became captivated by the poetry of Susan Musgrave. In particular it was her volume […] Read More
My friend Elizabeth and I went walking in the tide pools at a beach in Tsawwassen today. I had flip flops on and the pressure […] Read More
A friend and I were going for a walk in nature last weekend. One of the options was Lynn Valley. The other area on the […] Read More
Saw this wonderful, practical staircase on Facebook this week, via Green Renaissance. Someone commented that it might be dangerous if one of the drawers slipped […] Read More