Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
I officially entered senior citizenry (or, as one friend calls it “the brown envelope club,” even though Old Age Security payments no longer arrive in the mail) earlier this week. I could tell you that I celebrated that occasion by Continue reading On reaching 65
The first time I saw a whale was in Tadousac, Quebec. My partner and I had stopped for the night on our way to a friend’s house in Riviere-au-Tonnere, farther up the north shore. After a long day in the Continue reading “A timeless moment”
Every summer from the time I can remember, my parents would load up the car with camping gear, kids and dog and off we would go. Often, we camped as a means to get to a destination; most frequently, travelling Continue reading Camping? Not for me!
A change is as good as a rest, or so we are told. The time I spend in San Miguel de Allende each winter is proof of this: I work while I am there, but the change of pace, beautiful Continue reading Disconnecting and unwinding