Category Archives: Canada

Vote on Monday

I don't know about you but when I come to the end of something – a job, schooling, a vacation or whatever – I start noticing how things tend to come full circle.  Another example of this I noticed recently is that the year started with a federal election at the end of January that […]

OLA SuperConference 2007 Program Released

If you're an OLA member, you might have received a copy of the 2007 SuperConference program in the mail today.  If not, FIMS alum, Jennifer Cyr (aka Canuck Librarian) has a link to the conference program on her blog as well as some thoughts (Jen's on the conference planning committee.)I was able to attend for […]

Furniture For Sale

Hey everybody,Shea and I are moving home in December so I've put an ad up on the UWO housing registry advertising that we're willing to sell any or all of our furniture and other household items, starting in mid-December.  (Or if anybody stumbles across this blog who is coming to UWO in January, we're willing […]

Daylight Saving My Streak Time

Shea and I whipped into Toronto today to attend the Baby and Toddler Show this afternoon.  A bit disappointing in terms of the number of exhibitors but this is probably a case of us being really early in the pregnancy mixed with the fact that they weren't giving out free books like the last time […]

Friday Fun Link – 100 Year Old Is Poster Boy For Literacy (October 20, 2006)

A 100-year man from Huntsville, Ontario, who only learned to read at age 93, is being called a “poster boy for literacy.” “In an emotional acceptance speech, after which he received a standing ovation, Brazier said he decided to learn to read after his wife of 64 years died. She had read everything to him.” […]

Ways That Little London Is Like Big London

It rains all the time.  (Sorry, but that's all I've got here…)