There’s a great magazine called Bermuda Parent. It was founded in 2012 and is run by a most amazing publisher who has more energy than a castle full of knights in shining armour.
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A Convenient About Page
Bermuda’s two largest office coffee companies, CoffeeWorks and Convenience Coffee, merged in late 2016 after years of intense competition. This About Page for Convenience Coffee was designed to Continue reading
Two Planks and a Passion
Those in the know in Nova Scotia’s Kings and Hants Counties, have affectionately abbreviated the handle of the theatre company at the Ross Creek Centre for the Arts, Two Planks and a Passion, as locals do the world over, to Two Planks.
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To Laugh Often and Much
The poem, “To Laugh Often and Much,” was credited to 19th-century American essayist, lecturer, philosopher, poet, and friend of Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, by Albert Edward Wiggam in 1951, but Continue reading
Another Hitchhiker’s Guide
Back in the early 80s, long before he authored, The BIG Picture — Insights from the Spiritual World, Garry and I spent a number of months on the road together, travelling first to a remote almost-nothingness named Trutch Continue reading
Destination: Questions
Passenger traffic to and from Malta International Airport (for perspective, keep in mind that this is an archipelago of three islands with one airport, so whomever comes down, for the most part, goes back up) has increased from 4,290,304 in 2014, to 6,808,177 in 2018.
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Queensland Beach, Nova Scotia
Queensland Beach is located on Nova Scotia’s South Shore, about a half an hour’s drive west of Halifax. It’s arguably the most popular of St. Margaret’s Bay’s ten beaches, in large part, because you have to pay to access its nearest neighbour, Hubbards Beach, Continue reading