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Having A Whale Of A Time

Having A Whale Of A Time

Last weekend was Labour day weekend, marking the end of the summer holiday season and the last long weekend before the hard labour really begins. I’ll be cutting back my hotel hours and spending many of my days supply-teaching in the local schools. With the extra day off this weekend my brother and his girlfriend decided to do as the Mainland West-Coast locals do and hop on a ferry across to the island for some family time, although I’m convinced…

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Storms and Summer Sounds

Storms and Summer Sounds

There is nothing quite like a storm when you live by the ocean. Admittedly our little piece of the ocean is often so calm it could be mistaken for a lake but on days like to day it comes alive. We have had rain non-stop for almost four days straight and I have been anticipating the storm since day one when the ocean turned steely grey, reflecting the clouds above and every now and again the wind picked up, creating…

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Animal Madness

Animal Madness

Shortly after arriving in my new home on Vancouver Island, I was fortunate enough to fall into a job at the local animal shelter, replacing my sister who has returned to university to study veterinary medicine.  She has a natural gift for dealing with animals so was in her element.  It’s safe to say that I am not quite as comfortable in my new position.  It’s not that I don’t like animals.  I do. We have quite a menagerie at…

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Hello world!

Hello world!

This is my first official blog post on the new site, so welcome.  Welcome to anyone just stopping by and especially to any readers who have followed me across from my old Blogger blog.  I promise this website is going to be bigger, brighter and better!   I have imported many of the old blogposts which is why this doesn’t appear as the first post.  I’d like to say it’s for the benefit of anyone joining who might be interested in…

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