The first quarter of my 60th year is coming to a close this week. Although I’ve shared some progress in my monthly goals posts, it’s time for my first official 60 before 60 update.
Throwback Thursday – Simple and fun autumn activities
Fall, or perhaps you call it autumn, officially arrives in the Northern Hemisphere on Saturday. To celebrate the arrival of this wonderful season, I bring back a post from 2022 with 31 simple and fun autumn activities for the whole family.
Why you need to laugh today!
When was the last time you laughed until you cried or until your stomach hurt? If you’re like most people, it has probably been far too long. Read on for some facts on laughter and why we need to do more of it. Plus, 10 ways to add more laughter to your life.
Throwback Thursday – It’s almost time for the Terry Fox Run
True heroes are rare in today’s world. Terry Fox was the greatest hero Canada has ever known. This year’s Terry Fox Run will take place on Sunday, September 17. Today’s Throwback Thursday post from 2020 looks at Terry’s life and legacy.
A Campbell River sunrise inspired this poem
When I put together my 60 before 60 list, I decided to challenge myself to try some different forms of writing. Writing a poem was one of the things on that list. As I sipped my tea and watched the sun rise in Campbell River one morning, I was inspired to sit down and write.
Taking a break to fuel my musical obsession
The Sunday Spark is on a brief hiatus while I enjoy some vacation time. This weekend, I’m in Cleveland, Ohio fuelling my musical obsession, so I thought I’d dust off a guest post I originally wrote for my friends at T.B.C… for an obsession series that never came to fruition.
Here it is – My 60 before 60 list
Last month, I celebrated my 59th birthday. As I approach yet another milestone, I decided to do something a little fun and different in my 60th year. I put together a 60 before 60 list, and I’m sharing it here to keep myself accountable.
Hidden joys and benefits of sustainable living
When I started this blog, my mantra was that sustainable living is about progress not perfection. A recent blog post from Cecilia at The Kitchen’s Garden made me pause and think about how my approach has evolved. As I pondered the question “What kind of environmentalist am I?”, I considered all the benefits of sustainable living. Read on to find out what I discovered.
Make someone smile with random acts of positivity
The last few years have been difficult for our world. With so much going on, it feels like there’s negativity and pessimism everywhere you turn. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, read on for some examples of random acts of positivity and ways you can make a difference in someone’s day.
Merry Christmas 2022 to all! And a Happy New Year too!
And just like that, Christmas is only two days away. I don’t want to jinx anything, but I’m feeling optimistic that Christmas 2022 will be a more normal celebration than we’ve seen the last couple of years.