Lost For Words – 22 Long Seconds
I pondered long and hard about how to focus this political and social comment in my blog. My blog is … Continue reading Lost For Words – 22 Long Seconds
the “Current” Normal (Part 1) – Expedition
Photos from our May 13/20 walk I first heard this term used in relation to the Covid 19 pandemic about … Continue reading the “Current” Normal (Part 1) – Expedition
Vancouver in Early March – Part 24 – Gleam
From our perch in the sky, we could watch the glint on buildings as the sun rose behind our building. … Continue reading Vancouver in Early March – Part 24 – Gleam
Living Small – Rosy Glow
These photos were taken May 9/20. Rosy Glow Dawn arrived early to kiss this new day, while Mother Nature put … Continue reading Living Small – Rosy Glow
Vancouver in Early March – Part 23 – Along the Seawall
The Vancouver Seawall typically refers to the stone wall constructed around Stanley Park to prevent shore erosion, but it also … Continue reading Vancouver in Early March – Part 23 – Along the Seawall
the Real Neat Blog Award!
I awoke tyesterday morning to find that I’d been nominated for the ‘Real Neat Blog Award’ by National Parks With T. … Continue reading the Real Neat Blog Award!
Living Small – Here, Kitty, Kitty, Kitty!
These photos were taken May 2/20. We happened upon these fine specimens on our local walk. The lighting was spectacular … Continue reading Living Small – Here, Kitty, Kitty, Kitty!
Vancouver in Early March – Part 22 – Coal Harbour
Coal Harbour is a section of the Burrard Inlet between the downtown Vancouver peninsula and the Brockton Point peninsula of … Continue reading Vancouver in Early March – Part 22 – Coal Harbour
Living Small – Bugging Out
These photos were taken May 3/20. Amazing how living small during this Stay at Home period makes us notice anything … Continue reading Living Small – Bugging Out
Vancouver in Early March – Part 21 – Setting Sun
There is no better place to watch the sunset in Vancouver than down by English Bay and that is all … Continue reading Vancouver in Early March – Part 21 – Setting Sun
Living Small – Look at Me
These photos were taken May 3/20. Another sure sign of spring is the arrival of the red-winged blackbird back in … Continue reading Living Small – Look at Me
Vancouver in Early March – Part 20 – Lighting the Night
Before the pandemic, Vancouver weekday evenings seemed to have a certain rhythm. In late afternoon, traffic picked up, workers returned … Continue reading Vancouver in Early March – Part 20 – Lighting the Night
Living Small – the 5 o’clock Crow
These photos were taken May 2/20. Some of my readers may have gleaned the info that I live in an … Continue reading Living Small – the 5 o’clock Crow
Vancouver in Early March – Part 19 – Under the Full Moon
Due to the proliferation of high rise buildings and heat island effect, it can be tough to get good moon … Continue reading Vancouver in Early March – Part 19 – Under the Full Moon
Vancouver in Early March – Part 18 – High and Mighty
In a city built of steel and glass high rise towers, one should never assume they have any privacy. With … Continue reading Vancouver in Early March – Part 18 – High and Mighty
Vancouver in Early March – Part 17 – Walking to Kitsilano
It was a beautiful sunny Sunday and we set off to walk Benji. With the leash on Benji, he and … Continue reading Vancouver in Early March – Part 17 – Walking to Kitsilano
Vancouver in Early March – Part 16 – Misty Morn
It can be quite foggy in Vancouver, especially on an early winter or spring morning. Sometimes when you get up … Continue reading Vancouver in Early March – Part 16 – Misty Morn
Vancouver in Early March – Part 15 – Vancouver Style
Vancouver Style Old and new buildings, chandeliers and funky shoes. Its Vancouver style! New Vancouver House condo building, near the … Continue reading Vancouver in Early March – Part 15 – Vancouver Style
Vancouver in Early March – Part 14 – False Creek Water Taxis
There are many public transit options in Vancouver, but none with a better view, than the water taxis running back … Continue reading Vancouver in Early March – Part 14 – False Creek Water Taxis
Vancouver in Early March – Part 13 – Stanley Park
When one thinks of Vancouver, visions of Stanley Park often come to mind. This 405 hectare (1001 acre) public park … Continue reading Vancouver in Early March – Part 13 – Stanley Park
Living Small – Flights of Fancy
The Government of Canada arranged for a cross Canada tour and fly over by our famous aerobatic flying team, the … Continue reading Living Small – Flights of Fancy
Vancouver in Early March – Part 12 – Signs of Spring
Signs of Spring Walking down in Vancouver town, the signs of spring are all around. Depending on your frame of … Continue reading Vancouver in Early March – Part 12 – Signs of Spring
Vancouver in Early March – Part 11 – False Creek
False Creek is actually a short inlet separating downtown Vancouver from the rest of the city. It was named by … Continue reading Vancouver in Early March – Part 11 – False Creek
Living Small – Mothers’ Day 2020 – Mom’s the Word
I do not think any of us could have predicted how this Mothers’ Day during social distancing would turn out. … Continue reading Living Small – Mothers’ Day 2020 – Mom’s the Word
Living Small – Tock-nological Advances
Regular readers know that we have been known to play a board game called Tock, introduced to us by L … Continue reading Living Small – Tock-nological Advances
