If you’ve been looking for an introspective collection of stories that will make you think about what it means to be human, look no further.
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We are in a state of existence where we can no longer afford to ignore the realities of climate change, and the roles science and technology play in our steps moving forward. This is an incredibly crippling reality to face most days when primarily all news being fed to us is negative – whether it…
Many years have gone by where January was a tough month for me. These emotional and sometimes physical plummets were often a result of the holiday season suddenly becoming a memory; no longer an experience. No longer a reality. Mind you, I am no stranger to the alternate side of the holiday season – the…
The other day I released a new podcast episode where I talked about all the books I read this past year. In total, I read 41 books. As I said at the end of the podcast episode, this may seem like a lot to some and it may seem like not a lot to others.…
I first read Just Kids by Patti Smith several years ago after seeing the cover plastered all over my Instagram feed. I was hooked. I have read the book several times since initially reading it, along with getting into her other pieces of work and her music.
Anne White and I met earlier in October at an Indigo in Hamilton where she was promoting her children’s book, The Cat Who Thought He Was a Mouse.
On Thursday, May 7, 2020 I decided to film a work day in my life (quarantine edition).
There is no denying that I have put my blog on the back burner for the past couple of months. My last blog post was in August, and it’s now November.
Although there are still a few days left of August 2019 (I’m holding onto summer with everything I have), I’ve already started to reminisce on all the books I have read this past month.
Now, reading the title of this blog post I know what you’re thinking, ‘Paige, July is almost over and you’re just putting out your summer reading list now!’
Paige Petrovsky 