UPDATED: Winterfest is coming. (With fireworks! And the Hairfarmers!) But NO POLAR BEAR PLUNGE. It’s too treacherously slick at One Mile Lake.

Well, I admit I was wondering how the Polar Bear swim was going to go, back when everything, including my eyelashes, were frozen solid. Pineapple Express seems to have taken care of that... The genius organizers (I'm talking to you, Carlee Cindric), got a jump on the weather changes by hosting last weekend's pop-up Winterfest at … Continue reading UPDATED: Winterfest is coming. (With fireworks! And the Hairfarmers!) But NO POLAR BEAR PLUNGE. It’s too treacherously slick at One Mile Lake.

Throw a rock, watch it ripple. A two year old explores his own power to change the world in today’s photo from Polek Rybczynski.

Shares Polek: "Tae right now is all about throwing rocks, sticks, dirt, thankfully not too much food, and two year old tantrums. Throwing rocks into One Mile Lake has been an ultimate harmless throwing expression for the little fella. And when the lake is glass, the splash creates amazing water curves and bends. The beauty … Continue reading Throw a rock, watch it ripple. A two year old explores his own power to change the world in today’s photo from Polek Rybczynski.

Family Fun Night tonight at the Pemberton Community Centre, 4pm – 8pm

Come and join in the fun at the Pemberton & District Community Centre for an evening of music, children’s activities, bubbles and socializing. Family Fun Night is perfect place to have some fun with your family and relax while your children PLAY! Food for sale on site, from Matt Prescott from Snowline Catering will be … Continue reading Family Fun Night tonight at the Pemberton Community Centre, 4pm – 8pm

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Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful.  William Morris When my dad turned twenty-one, his younger sisters gave him a ceramic horse as a birthday present. They had work horses on the farm and dad liked to ride and work with them but it still seems … Continue reading Clutter

Pull up a naughy chair and take a deep breath

There was the kid, on the cusp of two and three quarters, acting up. “Apparently it’s not the terrible twos,” stage-whispered my husband dramatically, from the wings of the boy’s wild air-slaps and projectile-tosses and whiny-growls. “It’s the terrible threes.” What are we in for? “Stop,” I said to the wee savage. “Do you need … Continue reading Pull up a naughy chair and take a deep breath