I hope you’re enjoying a lovely winter break, whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, another holiday – or none at all! I’m lucky to have almost two weeks off this year. Some of it will be spent cooking & baking, as best I can without using Read More …
Merry Christmas, everyone! And if you don’t celebrate this particular holiday, then happy holidays – for both New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day ,-) Wishing you and your loved ones a lovely New Year; happiness, good health, with many moments of laughter and joy throughout! Read More …
Did you know that Lewis Carroll, the author of Alice in Wonderland and many other volumes, enjoyed creating puzzles? He has even been credited with inventing a type of puzzle called a “Doublet Puzzle”, which we now call a “Word Ladder”. This one dates back Read More …
Although making New Year’s resolutions is something that I’ve avoided doing in the past, living with a rare neuro-inflammatory disease has changed me in many ways… this may as well be another one of them! There are many things that I find myself unable to Read More …
Last month I wrote a short post about a letter I’d received, with an update on the status of my patient complaint. The letter was from the regional Service Quality and Complaints Commission, 39 days after they were supposed to have provided me with a conclusion Read More …
When I broke my arm in March 2016, I had to go buy another winter jacket. My cast wouldn’t fit through the sleeves of any of my winter coats, nor any of the ones that my friends offered to lend me. In Montréal a winter jacket Read More …
