story by Janice Henshaw | photos by www.nuttycake.com as previously published in May 2016 If you like puzzles, then you know that delightful feeling of satisfaction when the last piece snaps into place and the picture is made whole. Walking into the Lochside home of Sky and Ben gives me that same feeling, only magnified. […]
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by Chris Sigurdson, Peninsula Landscape Supplies – Always wanted to grow your own veggies but lacking a yard? No problem! Growing veggies in pots is EASY PEASY! Just follow these quick steps. The most important key to success will be the depth and type of growing medium used. You are going to want at least
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Usually when writing the Last Word the two-week gap between finishing my words and the magazine hitting the streets doesn’t seem like much. I can feel confident anticipating what will be happening a few days in the future. Right now though, all bets are off! We seem to have reached a positive point, where transmission
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by Sue Hodgson – Life is so full of twists and turns. While I’ve been given my share of blessings, I don’t have enough fingers to count the number of times in the last 53 years that things didn’t turn out the way I had planned. Countless times I’ve been left wondering why certain things
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Seaside Magazine’s 2020 Woman to Watch Alana Delcourt, Fresh Esthetics Studio; Dan Adair, Island Savings – Brentwood Bay Sharon Glynn, Spirit Coast ART;Tenille Villebrun, Bebe Films; Trish Francis, Kettle and Hive Amanda Cribdon, Amanda Cribdon Photography;Paula Grypma, Outlooks Design Ltd. Sue Hodgson, Seaside Magazine Caitlin McKenzie, Monk Office Ashley Whitlock, Crafted Farmhouse Market;Darcie Jennings, CommuniCanine
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by Cassidy Nunn – I wouldn’t consider myself a “boat person.” Aside from my yearly speed boat ride with friends on Sproat Lake, the nautical lifestyle isn’t a part of my family history. I’d never spent a night on a vessel before last April when we (my soon-to-be-husband, his parents and brother) embarked on a
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by Coral Payne, MA, RCC – Registered Clinical Counsellor – I recently took the ferry to the mainland to attend a celebration of life. It was one of those February days – the sun was bright but there was still a winter chill in the air. I found a nice little protected spot on one
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by Deborah Rogers – It’s a beautiful sight, from shore or on water, to see a sailboat with its sails filled with wind, speeding along, almost soundless, capturing energy and translating it to movement. Sails have been used for millennia as a means of transport and to travel and explore the ocean. Sidney, with its
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by Ron Balske, Style Coast by Sidney Casuals – There’s not much that’s more appealing than a day on the water when you live in this stunning location. Sail or power boat, as a sailor or a passenger, there’s so much to enjoy … if you’re properly equipped. Are you a fair weather boater? New
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by Sherrin Griffin – VP, Operations, Sidney SeniorCare – It still seems surreal to me that COVID-19, or Coronavirus as it is more commonly known, has become the regular headline feature of our daily news, and our lives. The ever-changing, and at times conflicting, reports leave us all wondering … what will happen next, how
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