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.
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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.
1998 Ice Storms! Faulty Radiators! Freaked-out Family!? October 28, 2026 Farm Report.
What’s the worst travel experience you’ve ever had? ORTHODOX ANSWER = I understand most bloggers interpret this question as pertaining to the process of travelling, not the destination nor its reasons. TS and I took a airplane trip from Vancouver to Toronto about ~28 years ago in January. The 1998 Toronto-GTA ice storm. The snow … Continue reading 1998 Ice Storms! Faulty Radiators! Freaked-out Family!? October 28, 2026 Farm Report.
Be A Kind, Middle-Aged Man. October 22-27/26 Farm Report.
What’s something you’ve done that you never thought you could? I had SOME obstacles growing up... If you've read our blog, you have a good grasp of the details. When I feel particularly masochistic, I look up images of my dad. Like this one: If you squint, you can see my dad's shadow as he … Continue reading Be A Kind, Middle-Aged Man. October 22-27/26 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)))
Take care with alcohol. 2026 Thanksgiving Monday Report.
Paul makes it crystal clear where he stands on using intoxicants. He appreciates a turkey dinner and is willing to help with its preparation.
Breathe!! Take 5 (controlled rhythmic breathing); October 9/26 Rock Farm Report.
Paul values mindful breathing, heroic mushrooms, aspiring politicians, and trips to rocky lookouts. He also marvels at his spouse's permaculture efforts.
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.
Oh good, you’re awake! September 28th Update.
If cats could talk, septic system update with its remediated ground cover.
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.
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!
Scientific method, the art of calling bullsh*t. August 11/26 Farm Report.
Let's build resilient students in the science classroom. Paul shares updates about our homes' septic system and the pavilion.
Are my unit outlines & lesson plans in order? Have they been updated for x, y, z? When’s my next TPA? August 6/26 Farm Report.
Surviving toxic workplaces. Sewing machines. Permaculture in action. Making cat treats.
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}}
Compact discs. And a July 22/26 Farm Update.
The author reflects on the nostalgia for outdated technologies, particularly the challenge of finding physical music media and the transition from cassette tapes to CDs. They also discuss their experience passing a Firearm Safety Course, indicating interest in responsible firearm ownership. {{AI generated, human vetted}}
Our dad really IS an ass***e. Find TS, start detoxifying myself, and leave the province! July 2/26 farm update.
Paul does a thought exercise about traveling back in time to speak to his 20-year-old-self. The freestanding pavilion is now ready for DAY USE ONLY. Paul is humbled that a friend chose to travel up to the farm.
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.