Instagram isn't really Mike Richman's thing. In fact, social media isn't his jive. He'd rather talk to people, for real. He'd rather do, than take selfies. He does have an instagram account, but only because the girls on his basketball team peer-pressured him into it. But when I asked him to take-over the instagram account … Continue reading When the Mayor took over the instagram account and got this close to Billy Idol
Perspectives worth taking, with Victoria Saddleman
Victoria explained, when she submitted this photo, that she was playing with the idea of perspective. Looks like a lake. But it was really a puddle. This is what my three year old is trying to teach me on a regular basis. Puddle. Lake. Hassle. Blessing. It's all in how you look at it.
The Owl Hole
We were out searching for Barred Owl, our eyes trained on perches where we’d seen them before, ears straining for any squawking sounds. About fifteen metres up an old cottonwood tree, I spied a perfectly owl-sized hole and we stopped to check it out with our binoculars. The hole was spectacularly vacant and remained that … Continue reading The Owl Hole
How to talk to your little kids about… sex.
Not sure how to address some of those "awkward talks" with your child? Not sure how to talk about appropriate/inappropriate touches, private parts and strangers? Don't know what to say when they ask about the big "S" word? Worried you might say too much or too little? Growing Great Children presents BodyWise from the Beginning, … Continue reading How to talk to your little kids about… sex.
The pros and cons of downtime
I am sorry to say that I have left the writing of this Wellness Alamanc article to the very last minute. It’s an effective, although perhaps not very innovative way to generate extra stress in life. I don’t think I could handle the pressure of trying to come up with brand new ways to mismanage … Continue reading The pros and cons of downtime
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
The Pemberton Fruit Tree Project needs pickers, trees
Thanks to Shannon Didier for sharing this information. The Pemberton Fruit Tree Project is a Stewardship Pemberton Society ‘Feasting For Change’ initiative. The project aims to harvest fruit from private trees that would otherwise go to waste, or act as a bear attractant. The fruit will be equally distributed between the homeowners, volunteer pickers, and … Continue reading The Pemberton Fruit Tree Project needs pickers, trees
How about a painting of the week, instead of a photo? Thanks Vanessa Stark
There's a reason she's Pemberton's favourite artist. And it's right there in black, white, pink, turquoise, brown, red... Vanessa Stark's image featured on the Pique's Best of Pemberton cover.
Shayla Wallace keeps an eye on the sky
I have family out east, who say they feel claustrophobic in the mountains - they like the wide skies of their flatland home. I'm sympathetic. But I like these mountains that hold up our sky. And the glimpses of sky and all its drama and glory. Thanks to Shayla Wallace for her ongoing Saturday posts. … Continue reading Shayla Wallace keeps an eye on the sky
The Noise in the Car
Halfway down the valley, in the dark, something slithered onto the floor, irrevocably, undoubtedly, lost somewhere in the vehicle. Logically, I know things are not really lost, just misplaced, but if you don’t retrieve them immediately, they slip out of your consciousness and might as well have vanished. It is hard enough to recall the … Continue reading The Noise in the Car