Category: Pace

Saturday Snap – Lego Show

Haven’t posted for a few days as the blog was undergoing Botox treatments to regain its youthful vigour this week (more in that tomorrow). In the meantime, here’s

Saturday Snap – An Old Fashioned Country Fair

A couple weeks ago on my birthday weekend, we went camping at Nickle Lake which is a regional park just outside of Weyburn where Shea's parents have a

"Our Bodies" & Kids As Couch Potatoes

The controversial traveling show “Our Bodies” is at Regina's Science Centre right now and they're offering a lecture series each week to go with the topic.  This week's

Music Monday – "When your infant starts to nurse/Oxytocin's released from the brain with a burst" (Happy World Breastfeeding Week!)

It's World Breastfeeding Week so here's a song, written by a nursing student, about the subject.  I don't usually do a long narrative for my Music Monday posts

Five Pop Topics Round Up

Recurring feature alert!  I've done this before where I do five quick hits on my five most common topics on this blog and why not, let's do it

Saturday Snap – Bell Farm Round Barn Grand Opening

Went to my hometown this weekend for the grand re-opening of the historic Bell Farm Round Barn , a reconstruction of the original building which had been near

Ten Random Thoughts From Our BC Trip

4400 km. 20 days. 9 stops. 3 provinces. One really awesome trip! And a super-long post to vent all the built-up thoughts after three weeks without blogging!Here are

Saturday Snap – On the Road Again

We're off for a few weeks' holidays, planning to hit Calgary, Kelowna and Vancouver as our main ports of call.  Here's a shot from somewhere near Brooks, Alberta. 

Happy Third Birthday, Pace!

Stupid YouTube blocked the audio on this stupid video because I used a stupid Oasis song as the backing track.  So there was a bit of a delay

The Generational Sweetspot or Why Your Parents Have Such Bad Taste In Names

Interesting theory on why names come in and go out of fashion – it's tied to generational rebellion.  The names of your own generation sound too ordinary, your

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