My Gaming History
I’ll never forget my fascination with the first video games I ever played: Red Alert, Baldur’s Gate, Neverwinter N
For the Love of Books
I have been rethinking how to sell books for a few years now. Like any sell-able product, books too can clash with environment
Summer Solstice
Today is my favorite day of the year: summer solstice, marking also the longest day of the year. I made the usual trip out to
Relief
My relief comes from going cold turkey on the game I was playing on and off for years. While I miss it, it was exhausting me b
Frosty Mornings, Fire Nights
It is almost May, and Nova Scotia is still under the tug-of-war auspices of spring. Our first daffodils, crow’s foot, an
The Earliest Signs of Spring
Spring comes in like a lion, goes out like a lamb. This is so very true on the coast of Nova Scotia. We flit from snow storms
On the Writing Front
I’ve shelved Up the River for now because I feel that the 2nd part of my Wild Mountain series should come first. The 1st
Survey
I haven’t done one of these surveys in a long time. Some background: After Dad died, some of the women in my family and
January 20, A New Day
There’s no one magic moment in life that turns everything around–that makes everything 100% good. But today the in
The Ghost in You
I normally don’t care much for Christmas presents, but this year, yesterday, I got a guitar. And it meant everything to