I didn’t even know this was legal.
The Raccoons CD release, Sugar Nightclub, June 12 Kayaking, Gordon Head area Victoria, June 13 Whippletree Junction and the buys, June 14 Family Crest & Thunderbird returns fish to the people, Quw’utsun’ Cultural and Conference Centre, Duncan, June 14 Petroglyph Provincial Park, Nanaimo, June 14
I recommend the BBQ Fanny Bay Oyster Sandwich and chili fries. It’s ethical, too. Red Fish, Blue Fish »
“The Hampton”, by Bailey of Hollywood, ascot style, straw/twisted seagrass material, medium. I need somewhere I can buy it or, alternatively, if you’ve come across mine, let me know.
OK, without looking anywhere else, try to complete the lyrics to this very well-known song: “I wear my sunglasses at night, so I can, so I can…” I’ve yet to find someone who can do this, which is strange because this has got to be one of the more quoted lines from one-hit wonder history. […]
This was found at Mr. Tubbs icecream in Tillicum (really, part of Victoria).
Tintin vs. Predator (click for full-size image) from Periscope Studio, found via @CBCRadio3 » Han Solo, P.I. via PoppedCulture » Autodesk Project Dragonfly: a new way to experiment with rearranging your house without actually having to move anything.
It is WARM here in Victoria– supposedly it’s only peaking at just above 20, but I suspect it’s made to feel heavier by the weight of the air. That’s one thing I never knew about living near the ocean: wind, or lack thereof, is a constant factor in the overall weather. My significant other took […]
From camping in Bamberton this weekend: campsite, ferrets, ducks, beach, lobster, me. Not pictured: ground that looks like it’s moving because of crabs, seals.
This is the best thing to ever happen as a result of me eating citrus fruit, aside from not having scurvy. It’s my last day in my current work placing today, which is really too bad since I just came up with an idea that is probably moving forward, and I would like to be […]
On the bike ride to work today, I was listening to a lecture by architect Bruce Kukabara called “Ourtopia: Ideal Cities and the Roles of Design in Remaking Urban Space.” In it he talks about an essay he read on the Sarah Polley film “Away from Her” in which Robert Fulford talked about Alzheimer’s as […]
lmgtfy.com » via CBC Radio 3 »
Generally speaking, I get my podcasts from the CBC. They cover lots, they cover it well, and there’s only so many hours in a day. There’s a couple of exceptions, and one is TV Ontario’s Big Ideas podcast. So it’s fitting that when one of my favourite CBC podcasts was cancelled on the CBC, TVO […]
Is this sign the product, is it marketing the product, or both? There seems to be some debate in (choose one: tourism, cultural development, cultural tourism, etc) over whether agencies should be involved in marketing or product development. However, it’s my thinking that anytime you’re selling an experience, there’s not much difference between the two. […]
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