By Diane Selkirk
| Image: iStock / cveltri |
Published: March 12, 2009
It happens every year at about this time. After an endless-seeming damp grey winter, the sun comes out. At our place we react by opening up the
insulated blinds (we have old, single-paned windows—and the blinds help keep things warm in winter and cool in the summer) and letting the sun stream in through filthy windows.
By
Emily Jubenvill
| Image:
Flickr / Dano |
Published: December 10, 2008
Holiday seasons are hectic, and I’ve entered December at warp speed. Tinsel, lights, sparkle, and bobbles appeared as the clock struck midnight to welcome December 1. The next morning, I was ambushed by twinkly-shiny-Yule-tide-caroling-cheer as I stumbled sleepy eyed into my favourite coffee shop. It was shocking, but I’ve made a full recovery, and now I’m warming up to the holiday season.