by Cassidy Nunn – If you’ve never heard of the sport of vaulting, you’re likely not alone. But this sport of gymnastics and dance movements on horseback—yes, you read that correctly—has become incredibly popular out on the Peninsula thanks to a lot of hard work by Stella French and her team at Manestream Vaulters. The […]
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by Linda Hunter – Those familiar with the minimalist movement will know Joshua Becker, his website, Becoming Minimalist, and his best-selling books devoted to a lifestyle of modern simplicity. And while many celebrate the Marie Kondo art of tidying, still more support a growing multi-million-dollar storage industry. Part of living simple for me is living smaller.
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by Gillian Crowley – Two locals and their visitors stop along the Sidney waterfront walk to consider a figure-like sculpture called The Muse. “What do you think it is?” asks one. Another surveys it from a different angle and says: “I’m wondering what the artist is saying to us?” Nearby, a visiting couple stop to
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Editorial Director – There’s great satisfaction to be had from doing something yourself instead of having it done for you. Every toddler learns the experience. “I want to do it!” and whilst adults wait impatiently for boots to go on the wrong feet or Cheerios to be painstakingly transferred from dish to mouth one-at-a-time, the
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Nobody said that being a parent is easy, but this month I’ve had to face one of my toughest challenges yet as a mother. And that experience, that could have left me broken, has instead opened up a whole new, wonderful aspect to my relationship with my children. I suppose that I am a “seize
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