Category Archives: Photo

Throwback Thursday – #tbt – Home Again (June 2010)

Secular Sunday – Peacock Feathers – Regular and Albino

Is a peacock’s feathers proof of evolution or evidence of God’s perfection?  Or are they just really cool to see in person and out in the open (well, one of them anyhow!)

Saturday Snap – This Is 53…

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Saturday Snap – Storm’s A Brewing

Friday Fun Link – Stay in an AirBnB, Run a Bookstore!

The “Open Book” is a combination AirB&B and bookstore in Scotland where guests can spend their visit running the bookstore below the apartment! @chrislawlor The Open Book in Scotland ? Library Poets – Lysander  

Throwback Thursday – #tbt – The First Signs of Dementia (February 2018)

It was during a family trip to Mexico in February 2018 that Shea and I had our first conversations about what appeared to maybe possibly be the smallest signs of dementia. Dementia is a “disease of omission” which means doctors have to basically rule out everything else that can present like dementia before they diagnose […]

Saturday Snap – Busy Bouncing Library

Had incredibly busy day at the Sherwood Branch on Saturday – getting to know a newly hired Branch Manager who was on site, dealing with some scheduling blips, the launch of a new exhibit in the satellite gallery space for the Dunlop Art Gallery, (I’m usually at the Glen Elm Branch on Saturdays so this […]

Throwback Thursday – #tbt – Camp Chef

Pace and his girlfriend spent a few days at our campsite last week solo and it makes you wonder where the time goes…

Saturday Snap – Farewell Aunt Sandi (2026 Edition)

My mom’s sister, Sandi, has been coming from Kelowna to stay with us in Regina for about a month every spring ever since my son was born. Since my mom was diagnosed with dementia she’s ended up spending more of her time in Indian Head so she can be with mom.  She’s also been coming […]

Throwback Thursday – #tbt – List of People I’ve Reported to at Regina Public Library in 17 Years

I’m going to try to (roughly) put these in order but it’s a long list and so I may not get it perfect…everybody I’ve reported to at RPL in 17 years, either officially or temporarily when I was between managers (which could often be a fairly long stretch as well.) I feel lucky as I […]