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Category Archives: Writing
Little Victor Update | One year ago today
. Victor finally has an age. He is a full year old. His original due date was January 10, 2010, and his original name would have been Victor Binary Landriault… so his being premature might have been a good thing. … Continue reading
Posted in Diabetes, Little Victor, Ottawa, Parenthood, Parenting, Photography, poverty, Vankleek Hill, Victor, Victor's Week In Review, Writing
Tagged fatherhood, parenting
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Little Victor Update | Victor Bieber makes his own beats
. Victor is getting sick. We’re pretty sure it’s a cold, whatever it has been coming on slowly for the past two days. We’ve spent most of the night trying to coax him to sleep, but whenever we leave he … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Friends, Little Victor, Parenthood, Parenting, Photography, Vankleek Hill, Vankleek Hill Photos, Victor, Victor's Week In Review, Writing
Tagged fatherhood, parenting
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Photo Day In Vankleek Hill : How to fake an Hawaiian sunset
. In 2004 there was an article in the New York Times with the headline “The Camera Never Lies, But The Software Can”. The article was mostly about John Knoll, whose invention, PhotoShop, was allowing people to make the world … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Photos, Shambhala, Sunset Project, Vankleek Hill, Vankleek Hill Photos, Writing
Tagged Ariel Rebel, Emma Watson, John Knoll, Madeleine Albright
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Little Victor Quick Update | He can crawl
. On Thursday evening, November 11, 2010, Victor decided it was time to start crawling forwards. This, of course, means nearly everything I’ve learnt about raising a child over the past eleven months is out the window. I tried changing … Continue reading
Posted in Hawkesbury, Little Victor, Parenthood, Parenting, Photos, Vankleek Hill, Victor, Victor's Week In Review, Writing, YouTube Alert
Tagged fatherhood, parenting, Photography
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White v. Red: Remembering what Remembrance Day is about
. There’s a move on now to turn Remembrance Day in Ontario into a holiday. I don’t think it’s a good idea, for the same reason I think people in Ottawa are misguided to think it’s cool to sell white … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Civil Rights, From My Wall, Nature, Photography, Politics, Quebec Politics, Writing
Tagged HMS Hood, Remembrance Day, The Devil's Brigade
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Canadian Inventions — Basketball
Maestro Fresh Wes: Canadian “Let Your Backbone Slide”; ‘Symphony In Effect’ (1989) The most popular urban sport in the world was invented by a Canadian who, as a child raised in rural Canada, thought a game where kids threw rocks at … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Canadian Inventions, CSN:AFU Greatest Hits, Eastern Ontario, globalization, Writing, YouTube Alert
Tagged Almonte, basketball, Basketball Association of America, Dr. James Naismith, Florence Kincade, James Naismith Court, Maude Sherman, Murderball, National Basketball Association, WNBA
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