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Monthly Archives December 2021

Saturday Snap – Negative Covid Test!

I hate how it feels almost inevitable that one of these tests is going to come up positive one of these days, especially with how fast Omicron is apparently spreading. But not today, Satan! 😉

¶ Posted 11 December 2021 § Randomness ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: Covid, health, science

Friday Fun Link – Kelloggs vs. GenZ

Kellogg’s workers in the States who have been on strike since October (in the US, apparently workers aren’t guaranteed their job after a strike as I believe is the case in Canada) were in the process of being laid off en masse by the company who wanted to hire 1400 permanent replacement workers. A bunch […]

¶ Posted 10 December 2021 § FridayFunLink § Jobs § LibrarySchool § MemoryLane § Shea § ThrowbackThursday § Travel § United States ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: food, unitedstates

Throwback Thursday – #tbt – Death Star or Christmas Star? (December 2020)

Saw this cool projection on a house in the neighbourhood last year…

¶ Posted 09 December 2021 § Humour § Photo § ThrowbackThursday § Xmas ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: xmas

Early Christmas Present!

Pretty hard to wrap a cabinet this size so I got to “open” an early Christmas gift tonight. Library nerd heaven! 🙂

¶ Posted 08 December 2021 § Library § Xmas ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: xmas

RPL Christmas Party at Sky Park Regina

Had a lot of fun at Sky Park Regina (which had the misfortune to open less than a month before Covid hit but luckily was able to stay in business through the past couple years!) which my work’s social club picked as the location for our annual family Xmas event. It was a blast as […]

¶ Posted 07 December 2021 § Pace § Photo § Sasha § Work § Xmas ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: xmas

Music Monday – “They give me all these flowers and these big balloons/But I’m not gonna stay in this little room/I don’t wanna die in this hospital, I don’t wanna die”

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the saying “You know how much money you have; you never know how much time you have.” If it’s not obvious, what it means is that you (roughly) know how much money you have – what your paycheque is every two weeks, what your investments are worth, the […]