Year In Review
2021 was the year of the unpredictable. From top to bottom, start to finish, there was nothing this year which I could foresee. Continue reading Year In Review
Tag: COVID-19
History Has Its Eyes On You
Ask anyone who drove across Canada during COVID and they will tell you about the Yukon. And other stories. Continue reading History Has Its Eyes On You
New Town, New Words, Some Stories
It turns out I’m skookum at trying new things Continue reading New Town, New Words, Some Stories
April
Language describes and draws our attention to the world around us.
As I prepare to move to Alaska, I reflect on new words I learned this year and what they have shown me. Continue reading April
March
The land is slow to show signs of spring. It’s wilder and higher than the surrounding area. Blooms come late and every single one is treasured. Continue reading March
January
The idle ramblings of a cooped up gardener after a year of COVID life Continue reading January
Year in Review 2020
Things I learned in 2020:
How to be a bride’s maid,
It takes me the length of one Zoom webinar to sew a mask,
I like swimming naked Continue reading Year in Review 2020
Sacred Normalcy
I imagine that in the months and years to come, we will all remember a day – one shining day – that we look back on and say “That was it. That was the last time things were normal.” For me, that day was March 10th, 2020. Continue reading Sacred Normalcy
Kesia Lee 