Fall has arrived and with the colors in the trees, it is also time for boats to go into hibernation. We had a fantastic season on the river. The boys did a ton of dinghy sailing and John was able to join me for every race on the SeaRenity. Reviewing
A 5 day journey along the rugged coast of Lake Superior
As a young boy we visited Pukaskwa National Park one summer on a quintessential family road trip. My parents had rented an RV and we stopped at these remote parks along the Trans Canada. We pulled into the Puk for a one night stay. Once setup we headed down to
A family trip at Charleston Provincial Park around the Tallow Rock Trail
Inspired by Derek Sivers, who runs a terrific personal website at Sivers.com, I've created a Now section. Where people can see what things I'm currently working on and interested in. What Am I Up To Now?
I saw this quote today and it resonated: Comfort is overrated. I want to regret the day and then tell everyone how fun it was. There is something to this. Sometimes I find myself saying yes to something that is probably not going to be fun. Maybe it's
Happy Bitcoin Pizza Day
We hear the word blockchain thrown around and it can be an abstract idea. A chain of blocks, there should be a better description. Even if you understand the idea, it can feel theoretical. Here are some ways to interact with the Blockchain that are worth exploring: Bitfeed Visualizer -
It began innocently as these things do, I saw an old fire hydrant for sale on Marketplace and was immediately attracted to it. It was a unique lawn decoration and although Juno has never shown an affinity for urinating on them, she likes to stop and sniff hydrants whenever possible.
Ah, tulips. To the untrained eye, they might just be another pretty flower, but to me, they are a marvel. Every spring, these botanical wonders signal not only the onset of warmer weather but also the commencement of the sailing season. Each fall, I see the bulbs at the garden
I'm a recent dog convert. Growing up I think every kid wanted a dog. In my house the response was always the same - too much work, too much of a commitment, too much money. I never did wear my parents down. Back then I also begged them
Politicians can be so frustrating and I try not to get emotionally involved but....this week the Carbon Tax went away. I'm blissfully unaware when the carbon tax first appeared on the scene. I'm even less certain what it was trying to accomplish. Have us pay