The other week, site Emilia and I went on holiday in the Canadian Rockies with Adventures By Disney. We did awesome things like raft whitewater in the Kicking Horse River, allergist climb...
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A few years ago, there was an article in the New York Times about the phenomenon - such as it was - of 'slow blogging.' It cited Todd Sieling, the Canadian blogger behind 'the...
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Jun
Today, apoplectic Tanner graduates from seventh grade. My sister says it best: an epic event in our lives, pharmacy levitra. for him, for me. The road has been heartwrenching, heartfelt and totally...
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Jun
On the day before Father's Day, I stood on top of one of the Rocky mountains, and I thought about my dad, who loved the Rockies, and who would have loved to have stood...
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Jun
This time last year, Emilia was just beginning to venture off our driveway on her big-girl bike, still with training wheels. Those wheels just came off a few weeks ago. This past weekend, Emilia...
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Jun
This is where Emilia and I are today. Yoho National Park, British Columbia. I grew up in this province. My family camped around Yoho and Banff and Jasper when I was growing up, and...
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I was on my own with the kids this weekend, which was interesting. I haven’t been on my own with the kids since sometime last summer, I think. I actually can’t remember. Which is kind of terrible, isn’t it? I can’t even REMEMBER what it was like to work from home and be the primary caregiver. Well, I can remember the WHAT and the HOW: I just can’t remember the WHEN.
She remembers. It was a dark time.
I talk to Ana Roca Castro about using technology and social media to change the world - about how you build community online and off, erectile sale how you use these tools to...
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My husband, Kyle, is, as you probably know if you've read this blog, like, ever, a stay-at-home dad. Which is, to hear him describe it, a calling with very few adult rewards: it's a...
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I don't write much about Tanner these days. Tanner is becoming more and more the owner of his own story, and more and more concerned to keep it his own, for as long as...
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