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I’m 26/49ths1 of the way through this Blogathon, to be exact. And I have to say that this is even harder than I thought it would be! I mean, I didn’t expect it to be a walk in the park to publish a blog posting every half hour, but I’m feel far more drained than […] →Read more
Speaking of clone cats, this is my sister’s old cat, Rhino: And this is Tod’s cat, Taiko: I’m pretty sure they were separated at birth! Don’t forget to donate! Read about the charity that I’m supporting, Options for Sexual Health! →Read more
So, remember how my my couch cloned a pen and then my office cloned a highlighter? Well it seems that the cloning has now moved onto the next stage: living creatures. There’s this adorable little orange kitty that lives in my neighbourhood and who will run right up to you if she’s around when you […] →Read more
Here’s a guest posting from the lovely Sarah, my Resident Historian and Chief Political Correspondent. Stuff Books Taught Me – War is Hell That title is a bit sensationalistic, and not entirely accurate. But I’m going to be writing about the first book that haunted me, that made me bawl, that really stimulated my interest […] →Read more
This is one of the those postings that have been floating around in my head for ages. I even took the photos for it back in December, and have been adding stuff to it here and there, but I haven’t gotten around to putting the whole posting together. Until now. (And yes, it is a […] →Read more
So, whenever I have to write for long periods of time, I always make sure to put on nail polish. Usually in some crazy colour. Turquoise. Bright shiny red. Metallic purple. Because, believe it or not, I actually find it entertaining to look down when I’m typing and see colourful nails. Wow, when I type […] →Read more
And speaking of things on the Interent, apparently your plants are the next target audience for Twitter. Botanicalls Kits let plants reach out for human help! They offer a connection to your leafy pal via online Twitter status updates to your mobile phone. When your plant needs water, it will post to let you know, […] →Read more
And speaking of health, I’ve been meaning to share a few videos with you that I saw at a conference recently. First, a video on Population Health. Unfortunately, I can’t seem to embed it1, so you have to go here to see it. It’s nice to see that people are really starting to appreciate the […] →Read more
So I wrote this whole posting assuming that as I wrote a title would come to me (as they usual do). But no so much. The BC Healthy Living Alliance, who you may remember from such blog postings as this one, tweeted about this article the other day: Focus on people, firms told Vital to […] →Read more
So yesterday I got home after work and noticed an odd noise in my apartment. I seemed like *a lot* of water running really fast. My first thought was “didn’t the landlords already water the grass on the past two days in a row? Why are they watering it again?” And then I realized it […] →Read more