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Monthly Archives: May 2013
shellshocked
Despite the abundance in Haida Gwaii, it seems dungeness crab is scarce enough to command a mighty price on Granville Island. wowza. Advertisements
conjunctivitis
Here is another reason to watch the sun set: Mercury, Venus, and Jupiter are all super tight in the sky at the moment. Also, Mercury is about as bright as it can get – nearly half illuminated. do … Continue reading
something fishy
I just joined a Community Supported Fishery. Skipper Otto will be hunting Sockeye on my behalf these next few months. Stoked.
post-election hats
Today I went shopping with Doug for a new post-election hat; a fine tradition if I ever heard of one. I think Doug is practising for family portraits. This is what it would have looked like if he were at … Continue reading
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Crazy results. This is all I can really say…
