I’m in the no-hitch-hiking capital of BC. It’s freeways into, freeways out of, and nothing that can travel less than 60 KPH allowed. I remembered this when I saw the “All vehicles unable to travel 60 KPH must exit.” and “No Pedestrians” signs.
Continue reading ‘It feels more like 3 weeks.’
Monthly Archive for September, 2003
Denny’s Restaurant, Revelstoke. A bit back we went through Salmon Arm, perhaps, and I recognized an intersection where Nick and I had stopped at and eaten at Subway.
Continue reading ‘Words to communicate with.’
Ma’s Grill, someplace in the Okanagan - I think it’s Kelowna - we’re a few hours outside of Penticton, I’m on the bus, but not right now.
Continue reading ‘On the Road Again.’
“You determine your level of involvement…” - Fight Club
Continue reading ‘Quotes and Comments’
Trip synopsis of Garibaldi Park.
Continue reading ‘Synopsis’
Early to bed with plans of early to rise. Brad and Rob returned from the apple picking Okanagan for a few days of rest, kept me up late last night. Now we’ve made plans for some serious hiking in Garibaldi park. On glaciers and the likes.
Continue reading ‘Good to go!’
A few minutes before my second chiropractic appointment. Each of the last two mornings I’ve woken up feeling much better than I had going to bed, and that wellness has persisted through the day - thanks to the healing triggered by my last visit.
Continue reading ‘Waiting Room’
If only I could consistently remember the joy of waking up with mobility! This simple miracle has almost rejoined the host of the mundane - my recent mornings of searing pain passing out of memory more quickly than the seconds of a day.
Continue reading ‘Getting to know you.’
Woke up today with the colour of Advil on my tongue. Again. Something was different. I couldn’t put my finger on it immediately.
Continue reading ‘A bit of relief’
All clear for me now. Except for Che’s arrival downstairs - “I can’t sleep in my room - George needs his space”. George may have company of the not Che kind.
Continue reading ‘The Night ends’