“If you don’t find joy in the snow, you’ll have less joy but the same amount of snow.”
Treat yo self. Such a great mantra. But in today’s world, it’s been twisted to promote purchasing.
Remember when I said that I had decided to stay off the highway and take the long scenic route back? Well, it was worth the payoff when we drove by a huge rose farm.
In full view of the Peace Bridge stands the monument to Alonzo Clark Mather. The architect and dreamer of the Peace bridge.
When I got my new Wayuu Bag from Ekii Store, I decided to put it to the test by going on a walking adventure by the Humber River.
I keep talking about shopping. Well, because most of the fast fashion issues are so closely interconnected with shopping. That’s just the God’s honest truth. It’s a consumer society we live in, and the fashion industry is based on fashion – trends that come in and out in order to encourage more purchases – not style – a consistent aesthetic and way of dressing that is wholly personal.
Henry Rollins wrote a story about a couple having sex that is interrupted when she answers the phone. He wrote this moment:
Let’s face it, everywhere we look we have ads, or people’s highlight reels, or somebody enjoying something we want.
The city of Kingston in Ontario is so pretty. It’s managed to protect a lot of it’s historical buildings and character.
Seated by a lake, you can only look at it for so long before the need to jump in overtakes any other consideration.
