The source indicated 1915-20 but I think that’s probably wrong; my educated guess is ’20s-‘30s.

Warning: you may now be craving “a hodge-podge of raw meats”

I’m doing the same thing, but with my dissertation. (So I shouldn't be on here). I’m going chronologically. It feels more like my actual job, which somehow works — you just keep going, doing the thing. You can use your mental effort not for choosing what to do next but actual content questions.

My nanna as well — harrowing stories.

Agreed.

Also, TBH it looks kind of great with the glass façade down.

Our late 90s Golf was a dream car that supported about a decade of summer camping in the BC Interior & Rockies. Never felt we needed anything bigger.

Wish I wasn’t in a meeting. 🥲

Have been meaning to post about this too! This lot is also empty or nearly empty most of the time. It should be reallocated for stalls/kiosks like it was when the park was created.

Totally agree

Agreed. I just try to hold by a “better late than never ethos.” I’d be curious to review his more recent comments about things like the gas tax, carbon tax, etc.

That may be true. I also think ppl’s context can alter them in ways they don’t actively reflect on.

I was torn as I really agree with this piece, but recall his past denialism. I think there’s a place for a piece where he explains how and why he changed his mind on this subject. We should embrace when ppl change, but such a piece might help shift others mind as much or more as this one.

An orange wave in one place, at least.

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