So this one day, I was taking a walk through the streets of Mayberry (the town where I live), minding my own business (although I may or may not have been peeking into people’s uncovered windows as I walked on … Continue reading
I had an epiphany. I was reading this book for school called The Englishman’s Boy by Guy Vanderhaeghe, and I noticed that printed on the cover was a boastful announcement that the book was a winner of the Governor General’s … Continue reading
Since school started a month ago, I have been a very fragmented blog-person. {I don’t even use the term “blogger” to describe myself anymore. I’m not a true blogger. I’m just a person who blogs occasionally, and poorly at that. … Continue reading
**Updated to add: Apparently, when closing my comments, it is necessary to click that option every time I post. The comments are still closed, but Lauren squeezed one in before I realised my error. You can all read it—it’s a … Continue reading
About thirty years ago, some genius had the bright idea to build a university in a valley, with all of the English classes located at the very bottom of the crevasse, and the parking lot at the highest height of … Continue reading
I’m such a hypochondriac. Any time I feel the slightest bit of discomfort, I immediately diagnose myself with some horrible—and incurable, obviously—disease. It’s a real problem. My doctor had to start screening his calls because of me. I’m not kidding. … Continue reading
***I don’t usually get political. But when it really matters, I feel I have no choice. My apologies.*** I was shocked when I heard about the outrage many parents felt when they learned that President Obama would be addressing their … Continue reading