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Welcome to my 30-day reminder that another month has escaped us (gasp!). Nearly HALF of 2009 is over and I still think it’s January.
While I realize this could be construed as a personal issue, I seriously suspect that time is simply speeding up and laughing at me as it whizzes by.
In an effort to [...]
It’s official. We’ve passed that critical point in every year when getting out of town is required by the necessity of maintaining good mental health during the dark days of Winter.
Spring has sprung – and that also means that the Comox Valley begins to spring to life as warmer days mean lots to do close [...]
Good Morning! With Spring Break upon us it seems like the perfect time to scramble for something cool to take the company to or get the family together for.
Easier said than done.
I’ve said it probably way too much. But, Spring is one of the most amazing times of the year on Vancouver Island. [...]
Good morning.
I am happy to say that after a couple months of NeighbourWood Walk withdrawl since our fantastic Summer series that saw 60 kiddos and their families out for walks all over the region, the Fall walk series is nearly here.
September is always a nutso month for families, and October has been a bit of [...]
Good morning!
The rumors are true – We have hooked readers up with Shamrock Farms and their giant pumpkin patch to do a little farm visiting and pumpkin picking.
We can take 30 kiddos and their parents on our Thursday, Oct. 9 tour of the farm, on Anderton Road just across from Watrin Orchard. The tour begins [...]
As I stood at the kitchen window looking out at complete darkness about 7:15 this morning, I realized that today and its legendary darkness marks the beginning of Winter around these parts.
What the Friday before Christmas also means is that the Valley is JAMMED with families in town for the holidays – as was evident [...]