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I bought a new camera as part of my COVID Coping Strategy and discoverd birds. Little did I know I would accumulate thousands of bird photos. Now Terry has posted a new challenge to prompt me to curate my bird … Continue reading
“Manologues,” “mansplaining” and “manterrupting” are hallmarks of the conference room.
— Read on www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2021/02/18/men-interrupt-women-tokyo-olympics/
I was just out for a walk on the beach with 1 woman and 1 man and could feel the mansplaining coming on.
Vaccination rollout efforts in Canada have been criticized for being slow to get under way. The results emerging from a national research study document the und
— Read on www.longwoods.com/content/26443/healthcare-quarterly/an-evidence-based-strategy-to-scale-vaccination-in-canada
This explains some possible factors in success/failure among Canadian provinces. Hard to statistically correlate factors with success. Nevertheless it is good to have someone capture system and structural factors the differ among provinces. Discussion of Quebec would strengthen theory.
I call walking “walking contemplation” as I usually do it by myself. This blog beautifully captures someone else’s contemplations.
Beach Walk Reflections: Thoughts from thinking while walking
Special thanks to Dale for providing the photos. Dale is in Canada and I encourage readers to visit her eclectic blog A Delectable Life. Please tell her I sent you and feel free to comment on her images here. Dale’s photos are copyrighted by Dale Rogerson.
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After a cold night, the walk across the sand toward the water is cold on my feet. I hurry toward the waterline because I know warmer water is washing ashore. Ahhhh … yes … much better.
The water may be cool, but it’s not cold like the sand because the cold night affects the sand more than the sea’s water. That’s physics.
Today I’m thinking about cold: the cool, chilly, nippy, frosty, biting, nipping, teeth-chattering, freezing, and icy. All of these are cold. All of these are a translation of a…
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19 Tips For Reading More This Year
— Read on www.buzzfeednews.com/amphtml/ariannarebolini/how-to-read-more-pandemic-2021
My favourite is the Chrome Extension so you can synch your Goodreads with the library you use. I also discovered Libby is the app to download for Vancouver Public Library and Vancouver Island public library not Overdrive.
The editors of The Times Book Review choose the best fiction and nonfiction titles this year.
— Read on www.nytimes.com/2020/11/23/books/review/best-books.html
No matter your growing goals, there’s a smart garden system to fit your space.
— Read on www.cnet.com/google-amp/news/best-indoor-garden/
Step up your cycling game without leaving the house.
— Read on www.cnet.com/google-amp/news/the-best-indoor-bike-trainers-for-2021-tacx-wahoo-saris-and-more-compared/
Followup on my posts on ebikes 1 and 2.
Yesterday’s e-bike disconvery…the smallest I have seen. It was bought at Costco by a very dilligent shopper who checked availability very frequenlty. It folds down very compactly. Jetson brand.
Every morning when I get up see the sky and clouds, I can’t wait to get outside for a walk. I love the panoramas, after living in the city all my adult life. Here is a selection of photos from my walks on Hornby Island (1-12) and Courtenay. Everyday the landscape is different. People on the west coast say “if you don’t like the weather, wait for an hour and it will change”.
All my photos except two were taken with my Iphone 7 or 6. Two were taken on my new Canon Powershot SX 70. Can you tell the difference? I can’t. It’s the last three.
Thanks to https://secondwindleisure.com/photography/sunday-stills-photo-challenge.. join her to do your own #sundaystills post.
