This post is meant be a break from all the bad news these days – on-line, on the radio, and on television! It’s about food, and community. I was so happy with my visit to a local farm shop last Friday that I decided to Read More …
I usually take advantage of April Fools’ Day to pull a prank on at least one person, preferably a group. One year I baked cookies for my colleagues, and strategically placed plastic cockroaches under each of the cookies in the box ‘-) Another year I Read More …
Yesterday I spent a good part of the afternoon at a local farm, with my sister. Don’t worry, we kept the recommended 1 to 2 metre (at least 6 feet) distance from each other during this COVID-19 pandemic! As promised in my post about this Read More …
Has the public health department in your area put physical distancing measures in place yet, to try to slow the progression of the COVID-19 pandemic? In Montreal, our city and provincial governments have been working hand-in-hand to try to keep us – and our healthcare Read More …
I hope that you’re doing well, and adjusting to this strange new world in which we find ourselves. It’s important to respect public health recommendations for physical distancing, yet many of us crave human interaction during this pandemic period. We’re social creatures, and can still Read More …
Earlier this week I signed up for a free online course. It uses an at-your-own-pace learning philosophy, which is perfect for my rare disease (CRPS) and chronic pain reality; primarily cognitive impairment, fatigue, and pain. I’m writing about it because it might be helpful for Read More …
