Monthly Archives: June 2005

1. Although I was lucky enough to have internet access in North Bay, I wasn’t so lucky in Timmins. I was also unlucky enough to time my arrival at my hotel with a power outage caused by a lightning strike. … Continue reading →

Okay, so where was I? Right. I did eventually make it out for a walk last night, around 10pm. I kept going out onto my balcony and saying, “It’s still light enough! Just let me finish…” every ten minutes. Finally, … Continue reading →

This weekend has been one long waste of time. I have been completely unable to focus, and I’m not sure what to blame it on. It’s not like I lack things to do – quite the contrary. I should have … Continue reading →

“He’s gone with this group and they do fun things like hang gliding and flying and looking at airplanes. They do a lot of things with air. Because it’s the Air Cadets, after all.”

I suddenly remember that I had started posting Alien-esque titles to blog posts I didn’t have a good title for. Now I’ve started with the whole “Hodgepodge” thing. My bad. I’ll switch back next time. This week – hell, the … Continue reading →

Last week was spent traveling around northwestern Ontario, which is somewhere I don’t get to go nearly often enough. Seriously. I love Dryden, which is small and charming, and reminds me of my hometown, Fenwick. Thunder Bay is also lovely, … Continue reading →

Rick Mercer’s Blog The Internet has just become a more fun place to play!

Normally, I wouldn’t spend a lot of time and effort going into the details of a movie I’d watched over the weekend. But yesterday I rented a movie I swore up and down I would never see because it was … Continue reading →

I have many stories and tons of pictures, mostly taken during the flights. I did lots of reading, also. I will leave you with these pictures. This is the cabin I stayed in when I was in Dryden. Tres rustic. … Continue reading →

Not only is it far too humid to be clever, but I think I used up all my funny earlier this week. And yes, I realize there are places that are far more hot and humid than it is in … Continue reading →