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Over the past 24 hours, chants of “bans off our bodies” and “my body, my choice” have been heard obsessively over the United States of America, following the Supreme Court leak that threatens to overturn

Getting in shape is not a one trick pony. Calories burned < Calories consumed. Today was a normal day. Two dog walks ans a walk at lunch. Here’s a pick of the fresh veggies I have growing throughout

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I had a 14 hour flight, then a 45 minute layover (customs, then running to gate) in Vancouver followed by a 5+ hr flight to Ottawa. I was a little surprised the step count was even this high. Now it’s

Today was the last day of our trip. We decided to take the ferry to Manly with a stop at Quarantine Island. Up until the 1980’s, Quarantine Island was used to quarantine people who were suspected of having

When we woke up this morning, the hotel room smelled like BBQ. I didn’t mind, but I was starting to wonder if there was a fire in the hotel. There are a number of brush fires North of Sydney but the winds

Today was a travel day. Up at 5:30, then had a flight to Sydney. Got to the hotel around noon. We then walked around the harbour front until dinner. Not many pictures taken today, but a reasonable number

As we wandered around Adelaide today, there was this interesting tree that appeared to be bearing a lot of fruit. As we approached it, it became clear that we weren’t seeing fruit, but thousands of bats.

Today, we drove from Melbourne, over to the “Great Ocean Road”. Then down to the Twelve Apostles. Finally heading to the Coonawarra region for the night. (It was a long day of driving) We stopped for a

My last day in Melbourne : November 12 2019 I’m starting my journey over to Adelaide tomorrow morning. Today, I visited the Melbourne Gaol. It’s been a museum since the 70’s, but up until then, it house

Today’s highlight was the Melbourne zoo. For a $30 donation, we were able to join the keeper of the kangaroos to feed the animals. The crazy thing is that we were the only ones. Six little kangaroos, the

Today was another day of scattered showers. We explored the Immigrant Museum as well as ventured up to what I would call the garment district. My wife loves to sew, so we always look for interesting fabrics

I had a great day walking around Melbourne, Australia today. There were many times where we had to seek shelter from a sudden downpour. During one of those rainy moments, we saw this rack of jerky : Kangaroo,

Growing up in a small town, Hallowe'en was the most celebrated night of the year. (Yes, possibly more than Christmas). It's been years since I moved away, but I have always made a point of carving a nice

This morning, when I took the dogs for a walk, it was clear that winter is just around the corner. It sure is beautiful though. 10838 Moving Around Office,Walking

After a normal day of walking the dogs, working and doing groceries. I found room to make Pork Tinga Tostadas. Well, I made it on the weekend, then reheated it today. It was as delicious as it looks. 11252

... and a basil dressing (from the garden). I enjoyed this with a Spanish Cab Sauv (2014) that paired wonderfully.