Rain

I am trying to download more pictures from my camera, but having problems. In the meantime, a few words about March.

As I have mentioned to several people, I have still not got used to the inverse calendar, school starting in March, Easter in Fall. The days are getting shorter, and today it rained for the first time in about four months. I realise, given the forecast for the next 24 hours in Toronto, that this hardly seems like cause for celebration, but when you feel like you're living in a frying pan, a bit of cloud and rain are most welcome.

So, until the pictures come, enjoy the rain, the snow, wherever you are (I think those of you in England are struggling with wind? (there's a joke in there somewhere)).

Fulford

At the very end of the article, he introduces an interesting idea.

More on why we should be weary

More and more people are starting to notice the complete lack of specifics.

American Know-how

This was funny in a scary sort of way. Except it's not.

Those of us who don't live there like to joke about their ignorance. Turns out that in every joke there's more than a grain of truth.

Is she or isn't she?

For those who are pondering the really BIG questions in life, the answer lies here. A good review, too.

January

Having finished the academic year and left for my summer holiday, I have a bit more time to upload some shots of January, which was a busy month. The rentals visited, as did my friends Alex and Aimee with their kids.

There were also several trips to the coast.

Bolaño on Slate

This is crazy.