I posted on Thursday about my high school prom. As we prepare for Pace’s this year (uhm, buy your flowers and plants here!) I sometimes wish I could go back and tell that grey-suited, clean-cut young man that the future was going to be a bit more outlandish!
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Throwback Thursday – #tbt – From Proms to Nursing Home Moms
Real “circle of life” shit that the classmate I did the Grand March with during our high school graduation (not my prom date – this was when we marched in alphabetically by name which is why there are two guys – Hammond & Hanley – with one girl – Kalk – since guys outnumbered girls […]
Music Monday – “My old south London home.”
It’s been a quiet couple weeks with us on holidays and then me busy with a conference for most of last week but time to get back to blogging. And I’ve got a perfect video for Music Monday falling on St. Patrick’s Day – a montage of pics I made against two Celtic-Canadian songs from […]
Throwback Thursday – #tbt – Isla Mujeres Ferry (February 2020)
Shea and I have done three or four day trips to Isla Mujeres when we’ve stayed at all-inclusives in the Cancun area over the years. And every time, we come home and say “That was the best part of our trip – we should stay there for our whole trip sometime!” Isla Mujeres is a […]
Friday Fun Link – Isla Contoy
We’ll be visiting Isla Mujeres from March 2 to 9 and this will be the first time we haven’t stayed at an all-inclusive in all our various trips to Mexico/Cuba/Dominican Republic over the past 25 years. One thing we might do is take a boat trip to an ecologically protected, undeveloped island…
Throwback Thursday – #tbt – Bring It On, USA! (October 2013)
Actually, please don’t. Let’s solve our (your) issues through diplomacy and negotiation, not war and violence.
“Morning Ralph, Morning Sam.”
So I’m in bargaining this week for our CUPE local and all I can think of is old cartoons…
Saturday Snap – Thank You Card
I’ve had colleagues who say that when you work for a public library, you really work for your colleagues, your clients and your community. Never feels more true when I come into find a giant thank-you card signed by a bunch of the kids I interacted with at a recent school visit.
Throwback Thursday – #tbt – Hipster Facial Hair? (November 2013)
My son was ahead of the times with his swirly mustache and goatee!