Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
Shortly after my father joined the faculty at the University of Waterloo, he took me to see the university’s cutting edge computer installation. At that time, the university was a leader in computer science in Canada, although my father, a Continue reading Life on the small screen: Part one
For most of us, travel since mid-March has largely been restricted to outings for groceries and booze. As the warm weather has finally arrived, those trips have been extended to garden centres for plants, seeds and everything else we need Continue reading Scratching my itchy feet
Ontario has begun to get back to business this week. Who would have thought dog grooming services would be near the top of the list? The opportunities for us to spend money will slowly expand from the narrow boundaries within Continue reading Absinthe makes the mind go wander
One of my favourite TV shows when I am looking for something light, with fantastic scenery, characters who are, by and large, kind to one another and no violence or misogyny is 800 Words, set in rural New Zealand. In Continue reading Guess who’s coming to dinner?