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Month: December 2006
Elasmobranches of the Pacific
So – some of you will remember an odd posting I made about Basking Sharks that included this drawing an old-codger friend of my Dad’s made to demonstrate the way in which the sharks were killed by Fisheries and Oceans back in the day.… Continue Reading “Elasmobranches of the Pacific”
House-warmed.
The party was fabulous, with many lovely people and very good food, lots of wine and the addition of three new plants for my home. Thanks all! I’m so glad you came 🙂 My house is almost back to normal, with the third dishwasher… Continue Reading “House-warmed.”
Blessings and struggles.
The replies to my party invite keep rolling in – the latest from my favourite Chilean radical who promises to show with good wine – and I’m thinking that it’s going to be a wonderful homecoming. So far it seems that around 17 or… Continue Reading “Blessings and struggles.”
Vancouver piece by piece.
The city is returning like pieces fitting into a puzzle inside me – those that comfort, those that irk, and those which just make me raise an eyebrow at how can people be this crazy? My car has returned to being the east-van loaner,… Continue Reading “Vancouver piece by piece.”
Another (#$@%ing) lesson….
There’s a car on my block that has a number of bumper stickers plastered on back – all of them left-wing amusing, but my favourite being the one that says “Oh No – Here comes another Learning Experience!”. Since I have frequently been heard… Continue Reading “Another (#$@%ing) lesson….”
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