Sometimes things shock me, that shouldn’t really shock me at all. One of them is the limited response to the Allergic Living “write-in“, a citizen’s opportunity to let the government know that accurate and thorough food labeling is important to Canadians. My interest in and knowledge about food labels developed in response to my condition… Continue reading Food Labeling
Author: Maggie Turner
Cool Indoors
There was a bit of light in the sky this morning, when Attila left for work; I could see him to wave goodbye. The outdoor temperature is -26C, getting warmer. The indoor temperature is 16C in the warmest part of the house, right beside the masonry heater. After Attila left I spent ten minutes before… Continue reading Cool Indoors
A Long, Long Way
I woke up at 3: a.m. this morning and made my way through the dark to the washroom. My bare feet became icicles before I made it back into bed. Attila had kept the bed warm, so I warmed quickly after diving back under the eiderdown. This morning I am dressing for the indoor weather. From… Continue reading A Long, Long Way
Cold Snap
Cold. Mist sits in front of the masonry heater when the fire is burning, basking in the warmth. Mist sits in front of the masonry heater when it is not firing, yowling loudly to let us know that it is chilly in the house and a roaring fire would be appropriate. Three full fires a… Continue reading Cold Snap
Lifting Weights
Life is full of surprises! Sometimes unwelcome, sometimes very welcome indeed. The universe has been lifting weights, including one from my shoulders. Since my request to relocate at work, the opportunity to work seems to be coming my way. I have the equivalent of fifteen days of work scheduled over the next two months. I… Continue reading Lifting Weights