As is customary, as the year draws to an end, the time comes to wax nostalgic about the adventures from the last year. So, here is my reindeer blog-post roundup! In my first post (here), I hypothesized that the coming year would contain “buckets of uncertainty that I am not able to control” and that proved to … More Year-end reindeer round up
I have been excited about this for months now! Almost a year ago, my prof announced he wanted us to work on a very important research project, aiming to be considered for publication in the Christmas edition of the British Medical Journal. Once the research approach was sorted out, and with the incredible Mila Kingsbury … More Published: CARTOONS KILL (Xmas BMJ)
As the winter winds howls and the snow flies, my bicycle romance continues as I discover the joys of slow biking. … More Going slow, making friends, and finding focus and flow
Earlier this fall, I attended a terrarium building workshop at Flock Boutique and have been hooked. Every glass bowl or cup I see is now a potential terrarium. I would say it is becoming a problem (I can see 6 terraria from where I sit), but they are just so delighfully charming, I do not … More Christmas terraria and craft panic
Winter has come to Ottawa. The mercury dipped south of the -20 mark this week, and so I am on the hunt for things to keep me warm as the deep freeze sets in. So, when my old friend Jenny Berkel was in town, giving a show at the cozy Raw Sugar Cafe, I was … More Music to warm your heart
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