Why are you going?
“Where are you going next?” A common Q&A among jubilados isn’t it? Often followed by “What’s on your bucket list?” A day after a friend
“Where are you going next?” A common Q&A among jubilados isn’t it? Often followed by “What’s on your bucket list?” A day after a friend
The upswing of our trip to Iceland last year (our first international trip after the Covid lockdown) was arriving in August on the first day
About three-o-clock every afternoon these days when Vancouver’s grey skies darken toward charcoal and heavy rains pummel our flat roof, I need a cookie. The
1. “Aye yi yi. But that Zelenskyy, he’s a peppy little guy.” Were he here, I imagine this is what Grandpa Danchuk (whose favourite term
From The New Yorker: “Frisell is a guitarist whose minimalist aesthetic colors each carefully chosen note he plays, and he can coat a room in
“Eek-y-guy” What? “Eek-y-guy” is how you pronounce the Japanese word ikigai, which means having a sense of purpose. For the Japanese jubilado Tsukimi Ayano, making
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