I’ve spent this last week aimlessly writing, figuring out what I should do next. There’s plenty on my mind: My career of eleven years that I pretty much fell into and what I do with it some seventeen jobs later All the content that still needs producing and how to make each one special in… Continue reading The Week That Was… March 18th – 24th, 2018
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The 2017 100 Wrap-Up: 31 Successes.
Several weeks, a few dozen photos and four thousand words later, we’ve finally made it—the Casey Palmer, Canadian Dad 2017 wrap-up, filled with stories aplenty of 365 days spent in my not-so-orthodox life. After wrapping the year up on a quiet note (because two sick children under five will do that to you), I still… Continue reading The 2017 100 Wrap-Up: 31 Successes.
Nikki Yeh, Journalist/Admin, Adventures in Baby Savings | #Chronicle150 #36
Last Update: October 31, 2020 Hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome back to the #Chronicle150, where we strive to find 150 Canadian stories to commemorate this nation’s 150th birthday! The series took a break for a while—you wouldn’t believe how much is going on here behind the scenes—but it’s high time this project got back on… Continue reading Nikki Yeh, Journalist/Admin, Adventures in Baby Savings | #Chronicle150 #36
Starbucks for Life
So unless you’ve been under a sizeable rock for some time, you’ll know that Starbucks is back with their #StarbucksForLife contest, rewarding droves of java junkies with chances to win several prizes if they complete the contest challenges! My buddy Zach and I spoke recently about #StarbucksForLife, thinking about the most efficient route to scoring… Continue reading Starbucks for Life
Monthly Wrap-Up—The January Thaw
Guys guys guys! I totally had a @doomzTO sighting tonight @BootsBourbon #RegiftTO 😀 He lives! 😉 — AdrienneDLR ⟭⟬ Shine. Dream. Smile. ⟬⟭ (@AdrienneDLR) January 17, 2014 When I became a father, many thought I’d have to give up blogging, too busy and tired to bother with social media and my life associated with it. Through… Continue reading Monthly Wrap-Up—The January Thaw