For most of us in BC this recent flood events have affected us in some way. Maybe you weren’t affected directly, but you have seen the store shelves bare or the lineups at the gas station and you have had to adjust accordingly. As we all sit tight hoping this won’t be long term, I think it is important to be smart and prepare for the unknown of this crisis. Meatless dinners, conserving gas, meal planning, using reusable water bottles are just a few ways you can help things go a little further in your household. 
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Our current reality is that this pandemic is still with us. The statistics are showing us that children are being affected more so than before. Many of you have probably had children or children that you know go through an isolation. At first, it probably feels a bit overwhelming getting the notice that your children must stay home, no community and the only place they can go to is the forest. School is very important and important for children, but instead of looking at the isolation negatively, what if we could make it into a positive experience for our children. I like to call it “The School of Life.” There are many life skills that children can learn at a young age if they are exposed to or given the opportunity. These life skills can help them feel accomplished, confident, and happy.
In this season that has surely been different for all of us, I believe it is important to have an attitude of gratitude, every day give thanks and find your joy.
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I truly love summer, the swimming, warm sunny days, and trips to the beach, but there is something about fall, maybe it’s back to routine or everything pumpkin, but it truly is a lovely season. As we continue to walk in this pandemic, I think it’s important that we look at each season with excitement and find fun things to do each and every day that can help us remain positive and happy.
It has been a great summer and a lot of you have been privileged to work at home over the last year and a half, but now it’s back to work and school routines.
Here are my best ways to be on time.
For many of us summers are for staying up a bit later, sleeping in a bit longer, being outdoors as long as we can be. Enjoying BBQs, juicy watermelon and some ooey gooey s’mores around the campfire. 
Come mid-August we know that school is just around the corner. Read More→
It’s hard to believe that in only a few weeks we will be back to the morning school routines. When I hear the PNE ad on the radio, I know that is my cue to start thinking about all things school. We just made a list of anything else we want to do before summer comes to an end. 
I think it is fair to say I have always cared a great deal about our environment, I have recycled, have done my best to buy local, walk when I could instead of drive, reduce plastic, reuse bags, etc. However when I moved to BC in 2018 my awareness of protecting the environment became greater and I have continued to find ways to do better and do my part in making our place that much better. Here are five easy things you can do to help. Read More→
Due to climate change our sun is very powerful and it is very important to be sun safe.
Here are a few of my sun safe tips to remember this summer. Read More→
Who doesn’t love a refreshing smoothie on a summer hot day, to be honest I would have one most days if I had all the ingredients.
Smoothies can be full of antioxidants, protein, water, and many good nourishing vitamins. Read More→
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