https://www.youtube.com/embed/pbyQhbZJhwI My anniversary is coming up, so maybe that's why I clicked play, and I kept watching because this couple are genuinely delightful. I love the ease I can sense in their physical being and the way they crack up, the candour with which they admit that tolerance lessens as we get older so we … Continue reading The secret to a happy life together
The SLRD, District of Squamish, Squamish Food Policy Council and Squamish Climate Action Network are collaborating to host a "good food gathering" on January 26 at the Squamish Library for any food producers and processors in the Squamish to Lillooet region, looking to strengthen their local food story and market. Event details and registration at … Continue reading Good Food Gathering for food processors looking to expand, January 26
I had this 4am thought. (When you see the bags under my eyes, be happy for me. Apparently that's when the Inspiration Fairy is available in my neck of the woods, damn her.) I was thinking about my snarky commentary on people who use vision boards and manifesting to conjure nice things all for themselves, … Continue reading Before manifesting, feed imagination
The Pemberton Valley Trails Associations' 2023 XC Ski Program has officially launched for the season, thanks to a partnership with Big Sky. TRACK HOURS:Tues – Sun, 10am to DUSK Admission is FREE, but your donations are welcome, and they will to assist with the maintenance of the track. Recommended donation is $5 per visit. Cash … Continue reading XC skiing has opened up at Big Sky, thanks to a partnership with the PVTA
One of the hardest things about caring deeply about the environment these days can be how isolating it feels. It sometimes feels as if everyone is a cynic or a polluter, and one's personal concern can be exhausting to nurture in a healthy way. That's what I've heard from deeply planet-loving people, and that's why … Continue reading Green Drinks comes to Pemberton, Monday January 16 6:30pm
Family Literacy Week, January 22nd to 29th, celebrates the boost kids get, when they grow into the world, from being encouraged to play with numbers and letters from a young age. This year, the Whistler Pemberton Literacy Partnership is collaborating with the Pemberton and District Public Library, to host a family literacy dance party - because … Continue reading Register now for a Dance Party with Ira, January 28!
Lisa Severn, the lead for the Vital Signs Project at the Community Foundation of Whistler, recently observed in the newsletter that "After a few end of year conversations, I have come to realize that many Whistlerites are more than ready to say goodbye to 2022. It doesn’t matter what industry you work in or volunteer … Continue reading Have you banged some pots and pans lately?
Are you interested in learning the language of this land?A new language class started Tuesday January 3, and it's not too late to sign up for the semester! Registration deadline is Friday January 6. Register early! Space is limited. For more information contact:Erin Stewart Elliott604-894-2300erinstewart3@capilanou.ca
I attended a lovely online writing workshop last year, and the guide encouraged us to stop bulldozing our way across blank pages, forcing ideas out into the world, or onto the world, but to try to practice sitting in a more relaxed receptive posture and invite things to be written through us. It was delightful … Continue reading What if instead of an intention for the year, you set an invitation?
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