Just like coming to the end of a wonderful book, the last days of summer make us want to cling to it all the more, as we start to think about what we will miss most about it. Instead of focusing on the looming loss of what is most people’s favourite time (it is surely […]
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by Stu Rhoes – This month’s edition of Seaside Magazine has a focus on food. We can all think back and recall a special meal of some significance that has left us with lifelong memories. Sometimes we remember the meal because of the occasion or celebration to which it was connected, like a birthday or
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by Lara Gladych – Seaside Magazine wants to live up to our slogan of being “the voice of the Saanich Peninsula,” so, in every issue, we’ll be asking people to answer a question. We’re looking for responses from all ages and across the diverse neighbourhoods that form our community. Food is one of my great loves.
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by Gillian Crowley – Four Friends Having Fun Find out why these four artists are having a ball. Visit the ArtSea Gallery to catch Linda Butcher, Lois Kissinger, Shirley Sarens and Karen Wilk who are back for a third year – creating, painting, learning and laughing together. They’ll be happy to explain their work as
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by Deborah Rogers – Food preparation, cooking, eating and clean up is a time-consuming part of my life. It’s probably the same for you. And maybe you also get stuck in a rut cooking the same few dishes over and over again. On automatic pilot in the grocery store, I find I’m working with the
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by Christina Georgeadis, Waterlily Shoes – Who doesn’t want to enjoy those last rays of summer on a patio? As we move into fall and cooler evening temperatures, we start thinking of cozy sweaters, beautiful wraps and smart jackets. An evening out at this time of year requires a little planning and some layering. I am
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Seaside talks with Natalie King, General Manager, Sidney Pier Hotel & Spa, about what’s In Fashion … In your makeup bag? Pretty basic, but I always wear lipstick. In your bathroom cabinet? A bunch of stuff I probably should chuck – I keep everything on the vanity. It drives my husband crazy! On your walls?
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by Cathy Larsen, Departures Travel Sidney – “Luxury” is probably the most overused word in travel, but for lack of a better one, perhaps it is the definition of luxury travel that has changed and evolved. To some it is the luxury of time, an authentic experience, immersion into culture or simply sitting in an
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by Dr. Kristen Bovee, Peninsula Naturopathic Clinic and Hydrate IV Wellness Centre – “Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.” ~ Hippocrates When it comes to our diet, our food habits and choices make a big difference to our overall health. While eating out is convenient, preparing our own food at home
The Natural Path – Culinary Delight or Healing Food? Read More »
by Jo Barnes – Sometimes travellers coming through the airport have spent many hours up in the air, and fatigue shows itself in their pace and expression. The opportunity to breathe fresh air and walk again on solid ground is a welcome one. A fellow sits quietly watching passers-by in the waiting area, every once
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