Does anybody want to tell me where 2018 went? Because I've seriously been wondering what happened to the last couple of months. I feel like they just... flashed by. I mean, clearly I didn't get as much blog writing done as I normally would. I didn't even do November's and December's updates, never mind a... Continue Reading →
Just to be clear, I didn't score any goals. Mostly because I didn't play. Other people in my family did, though. Like they do every year, my family took part in an enthusiastic game of street hockey on Christmas Day. I, meanwhile, took pictures of them. There are a couple of reasons for me taking... Continue Reading →
That's a mouth-full of a description in the title, isn't it? It really is the best way to describe these five movies, though. I can't really call them feel-good movies, because they don't all fall into that category. They are, however, the five movies I'm most likely to turn to if I need cheering up,... Continue Reading →
I'm not a religious person, so Christmas, for me, is about the time I spend with my family and friends. And during that time, many of us exchange presents. Setting aside the reactions the presents get–be they joy or humour, hopefully not disgust–I also happen to really enjoy wrapping the gifts. I'm not entirely sure... Continue Reading →
Usually, it's the plot that draws me into a book or book's summary. I'm not sure why that is; I've just always been a plot-driven reader. That's not the case with The Dating Alternative, by Jennifer Woodhull, however. With this book's summary, it's entirely Max's character that drew me in--and that continued when I read... Continue Reading →
Miranda Burski 