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A change in seasons

March is here and with that comes the promise of change; a change of seasons. I love the fact that we have four

Hey Weather, choose a lane...

Weather is, of course, an ever-changing thing here in the mountains – we know this! But over the last month (or

Hiking for health

Next to taking 10 deep breaths, going for a walk is a great way to get to a place of calm. Because walking does not require a lot of thinking, it is a great time to release all thoughts from your d

What would you do with an extra hour a day?

AN EXTRA HOUR… IMAGINE… Some things are meant just for you Imagine if each day gifted you an extra hour — a quiet pocket of time just for you. It could be a chance to finally start that book, do some

Dancing in the rain

For those of us living in BC, we are all too familiar with June-uary – not quite summer, much like winter

Long weekend!

This weekend is our annual Victoria Day or May 24th long weekend celebrating Queen Victoria, whose life spanne

Another cool day in paradise

I’m not sure why I still get surprised where weather is concerned. Weather does what weather is going to do and no matter what it is we want, Mother Nature is her own boss. I am realising, however, t

Are you balanced?

Getting to know yourself is the first step in leading a fulfilled life. This may seem like a straightforward statement, but you may be surprised to find out that you present differently to others tha

Have a fang-tastic Halloween!

Have you ever watched a spider build a web? It is fascinating! This is one of the many things that remind me that there are better things to do than watch than TV. I’m not going to get into how

Do bunnies lay easter eggs?

Was it just me or did everyone think that bunnies laid Easter eggs? Perhaps this was a product of April Fools’

Remembering...

Tomorrow is Remembrance Day. A day to remember the battles fought for our freedom, to remember the men

The Child in you

At some point in our lives, we were likely afraid of the Monster under our beds – perhaps some of us still are.