I recently started pinning again, starting a brand new account under my name. Like my original DelectablyChic! account, it consists of a variety of different boards, ranging from health/fitness to food (two different ones – baking/cooking as well as “dinner… Continue Reading
I started handwriting journal entries in mid-August as a way to relieve stress and really jot down my thoughts in a way that I wouldn’t be able to by typing. These entries can be repetitive and they don’t really flow… Continue Reading
Okay, it’s not THAT bad. Not nearly as busy as things were when I was running DelectablyChic!, but still, I like to have some evenings at home where all I do is dinner, clean up and write. I mean, I… Continue Reading
With all the talk about dress codes and “age limits” on what people can/cannot wear, I thought I’d write about what I have “issues” with. First of all, I’m a big fan of dress codes. Maybe it just comes from… Continue Reading
And I mean it! These activists come in all shapes and colours, but all seem to have one goal – keep people SEPARATE! As I said in my Canada Day post, we live in a country which prides itself on… Continue Reading
So the whole “Xennial” thing – the cohort born between 1977 and 1983, who straddle between being a true member of “Generation X” and the millennial generation – has been getting some publicity online over the past few weeks. Why… Continue Reading
The latest article circulating social media about women being being told that sleeveless clothing isn’t “proper attire” in the US Capitol has had many feminist jeering, saying it’s a way to “repress” women. Really? Congress is supposed to be a… Continue Reading
I took weekly (well, mostly weekly) barre classes at a financial district-area studio for nearly two years – from early 2015 until the fall of 2016. Then I took a break. Sort of. I started Essentrics, which is less strenuous… Continue Reading
Well, it’s 150 years of CONFEDERATION, but Canada existed long before that. This is something we can’t forget, regardless of Indigenous, colonial or immigrant/descendant of immigrant perspectives. I hope we all can be proud of what our country is. My… Continue Reading