The mental health of many people is no doubt overspent in 2020. This is indicative is so many forms – the recklessness of some drivers on the road, the sheer impatience of people in general. I witnessed an example of this the other day at a local coffee shop – hence the title of this … More It’s Just a Bagel, Lighten’ Up
As we approach September, I’ve been reflecting on the roller coaster of a year that we’ve had. January suddenly feels like so long ago. It’s like we have lived three separate years in just a few months because of the magnitude of events that have transpired in such a short amount of time. 2020 – … More Reflections on a Year that Feels like a Decade
And just like that, summer is half-way done. As we near the end of July, we are now pretty much into the full swing of a ‘new normal’. The traffic on the roads is practically back to its usual, congested, self. I never thought I would say this, but it’s kind of nice to see … More Adapting to a ‘New Normal”
The summer of 2020 is officially here, but this year things inherently feel different – for obvious reasons. Although the sun is shining bright, the days are longer, and the reopening efforts are well under way – there remains a lingering sense of sombreness in the air. We could and should find some solace in … More Summer 2020: Sunshine Mixed with Sadness
It’s almost June and it truly feels like the first half of this year just went by in a total blur. I was sifting through some older photos and came across the one below from a year ago. This was the scene at Jurassic Park in Toronto last year ahead of Game 1 of the … More Curbing the Late-Stage Pandemic Blues
