What’s a song that changed your life? That’s a tough question and writing prompt. Here are the top 1/2 dozen songs and/or albums that I keep coming back to: Group: Yes. Album: Fragile. The song… Roundabout. This song is right up there with The Who's Tommy. TS picked up this CD on Granville Street back … Continue reading YES, the POLICE sting the CASK with a RENEGADE cello EPITAPH. November 2, 2026.
Category: North Bruce Peninsula, Ontario
It’s soil science! October 30 to November 1, 2026.
The post describes various gardening techniques and resources used in creating a raised garden bed, emphasizing the use of materials like cardboard, straw, and punky firewood for water retention and soil health. Its ultimate purpose is to to enhance garden productivity on marginal land. (((AI generated, human vetted)))
Oversized knitted blankets. Ridiculous Halloween Costumes (At The OSFM). October 31st Rock Farm Report.
What’s one thing you own that holds deep sentimental value? First, a reminder to my readers (and subscribers to my blog). WDIS? What does it say?WDIM? What does it mean?GRATITUDE = If you're reading this blog, thank you. I do this activity to help me process what's going on in my life.Some might wonder why … Continue reading Oversized knitted blankets. Ridiculous Halloween Costumes (At The OSFM). October 31st Rock Farm Report.
Shrewdly-selected words, improve readability, respect the reader’s time. October 21/26 Farm Report.
The author shares SEO strategies for personal websites, emphasizing quality content, proper tagging, link maintenance, and enjoying the writing process without fixating on optimization. (((AI generated, human vetted)))
BRUCE MENS SHED, OCTOBER 5TH UPDATE FROM A 2026 SHEDDER-AT-LARGE!
October 4 Bruce Trail event supported by the Bruce Men's Shed.
Late, late summer. Autumn! Bruce Men’s Shed Events… September 29 and October 4/26.
Autumn colours, fewer biting insects, local community involvement, XKCD web-based cartoons, 2026 Bruce Tail Day.
A 2025 wellness check to Maple Ridge, B.C. September 15, 2026 Rock Farm Report.
Emotionally taxing wellness checks, preventative mud jobs on strawbale homes, rehabilitating septic systems, and home-business updates.
Why should you visit TS & PN on the North Bruce Peninsula? As of September 6, 2026.
Here's what we can offer you (our friends and trusted acquaintances) near Gilles Lake: I'll get rid of the clutter for YOU. I used it as a refuge from the summer carnivorous bugs. Entering the main room. A queen-sized bed, with reading lights. That grab-bar was positioned at the teetering-point. Firm anchoring!!! Tomatoes from our … Continue reading Why should you visit TS & PN on the North Bruce Peninsula? As of September 6, 2026.
Hatred. September 1-2/26 Farm Report!
The author expresses frustration over rising far-right sentiments in Germany, particularly linked to racism and anti-immigrant politics. They detail personal experiences, including a lengthy road trip for supplies. The report also touches on recent market cancellations due to weather and plans for a new business sign, reflecting their ongoing creative endeavors. {{{AI generated, human edited-vetted}}}
Visitors assume Canadians are polite. Aug. 24/26 Farm Report.
Paul critiques his fellow Canadian’s attitudes towards visitors to the country. He provides an update of the septic system’s overall build-quality. Be polite!
Neural implants, assistive exoskeletons. August 3/26 Civic Holiday Report.
The author discusses future technology aspirations, particularly an exoskeleton for maintaining mobility in old age. They also share updates on home projects, including pavilion construction and yard work. Challenges with vermin have affected their heat pump, prompting considerations for future improvements. Environmental activities and community support are also highlighted. {{AI generated, human vetted}}
Naturally. I remember teaching myself about it near Tofino! June 1-2nd Farm Report.
Paul shares his experiences with the internet from 1980-1995. He provides an update about finishing off a 2025 summer project in 2026.
Cats. Frogs. Birds. Moss. Trees. And A May 24-25/26 Farm Update!
Paul shares 5 things that give him happiness. He also shares the latest saga about a worrisome tree that had to be removed before it damaged the home. He finished up outlining his plans for the roadside bear-proof garbage bin.
I quit my QA jobs & started training as a school teacher; May 8 2026 Farm Update!
The author reflects on their past decision to transition from food inspection to education at OISE/UT, highlighting valuable skills gained through various experiences. Although they faced challenges in the YRDSB, working with students remained rewarding. They now pursue interests in forestry, farming, and community engagement. {{{AI-generated, edited by a human}}}
A venue that offers spicing completely different from what I enjoy at home! APRIL 14TH yard-work.
Paul lives with a spouse who is a super-taster and pays attention to food’s texture. We need access to a wood chipper-shredder.
Being Teacher Man.
Frank McCourt wrote a 2005 memoir about being a high school teacher. It resonated with me. Thank you for trusting your teenagers with me!
Cutting the property lines for our farm. With hand-tools! Feb. 20-26/26 Drama Vlogs.
The post recounts a challenging DIY project of re-establishing property lines on a rock farm, emphasizing the difficulties faced during winter snow removal efforts. The individuals encountered issues with their truck getting stuck, leading them to seek local assistance. They reflect on past experiences and future plans, showcasing resilience in farm life. {{{AI generated; human vetted}}}
Professional Ice hockey. Feb. 14-17/26 Farm Report; Lucifer Lettuce Trials!
Paul gives up on professional hockey and shares ice-clearing experiences. He shares his experiences with using psychoactive cannabis products.
Nobody gets out of this circus alive! February 6-7/26 Snow Report.
The post reflects on how the awareness of mortality can reshape one's perspective on life. The author expresses disdain for triviality and finds solace in meditation and music. Death influences thoughts profoundly, prompting deep appreciation for cherished songs that may serve as emotional anchors. The narrative highlights personal experiences and reflections intertwined with creative expression. {{{{AI-generated; human vetted}}}
Time; Here’s a January 28/26 Update From The Bruce Men’s Shed
What is the greatest gift someone could give you? Without getting morose, I think QUALITY-TIME... or more accurately, time with me having all of my faculties and loved ones nearby, is the greatest gift one can give me. TS and I have lived for over a year now on our rock farm and there is … Continue reading Time; Here’s a January 28/26 Update From The Bruce Men’s Shed