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Category Archives: Writing
New Restaurant Proves Hawkesbury Has Its Own Food Culture And Chuck’s Roadhouse Does Not Understand It
For a small city, Hawkesbury has a lot of restaurants to choose from… most of the fast-food franchises have this market covered — there are two Tim Horton’s, a McDonald’s, Taco Bell, Subway, KFC, A&W, St. Hubert, Amir’s, Thai Express, … Continue reading
Looking For Part-Time Work To Supplement My ODSP, It Should Be Easy… Right?
It has been a long long long time coming, but I believe now is the moment to start looking for a job. Nothing major, at least not to start with. Part-time, maybe 15-hours a week, doing something that requires a … Continue reading
Posted in CSN:AFU Aboot Me, Health, Parenthood, Photography, The Review, Vankleek Hill, Writing
Tagged books, Disability, Family, Health, life, mental-health, Photography, Vankleek Hill, Writing
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Health Update Thirteen Years In The Making & How Canada’s Healthcare System Helped Me Survive It All
I have no idea how I survived the past decade… I mean, look at those photos. Thirteen-years of health issues all put together like that, it’s remarkable I’m still able to perform day-to-day activities like a mostly functional human being. … Continue reading
Posted in Baby Quintin, CSN:AFU Aboot Me, Health, Little Victor, Medical, Parenthood, Photography, Self Portraits, The Review, Vankleek Hill, Writing
Tagged Family, Health, life, Photography, Vankleek Hill, Writing
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Hawkesbury buries it’s only remaining waterfront in tonnes of sharp rocks because the Little City just can’t have nice things
…just found out the best chip-stand in the region is finally open — actually, Grenville’s ‘Jos Patate’ has been open since March 26, but I just crossed the bridge into Quebec on Tuesday to check the chip stand situation out. … Continue reading
Posted in Eastern Ontario, Family, Hawkesbury, Parenting, Photography, The Review, Writing
Tagged birding, birds, Hawkesbury, Nature, Photography, wildlife
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A conversation with Susan Jephcott on the influence of Freda Pemberton-Smith on Vankleek Hill’s artistic community
Two weeks ago I sat down with Susan Jephcott, one of Vankleek Hill’s most established artists — and one of the founding members of Vankleek Hill’s ‘May Show Arts Festival (and one of my favourite human beings) to discuss the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art History, History, Vankleek Hill, Writing
Tagged Freda Pemberton Smith, ian hepburn, John Ikeda, May Show, Michelle Landriault, Susan Jephcott, Vankleek Hill
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The first in what we hope will be an awesome series of ‘How To Do Art’ essays… plus, expletives.
This is the first in what we hope will be a series of “How To” essays. This week: How To Be A Writer. It’s entirely possible the next one will be ‘How Not To Write A How To Essay’. We’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Arbor Gallery, Art, Humor, Humour, Vankleek Hill, Writing
Tagged Gabriel Landriault, How To Do Art Series
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