I’ve done surprisingly well with finding serenity in Vancouver. I’m writing this on my phone from Zoée’s flower-packed backyard, surrounded by hundreds of bees. The bees may not be relaxed, but I am.
Vancouver as told by my thumbs.
Author: Lkvy
I'm a Deaf vagabond currently living on Vancouver Island. Bicycles dominate my life, but I also make time for climbing, hiking, camping, and cats. And if I have time left over after all that, I write about it.
The claws are out.
I needed to do something to manage my stress levels, so I got this done:
The doors Tesla drivers have opened.
The nurse pointed to the monitor, which showed my blood pressure readings, and explained that my numbers were high.
High, but accurate, given the week I was having. I was at the clinic to get a doctor to fill out yet another ICBC injury report, unrelated to last year’s accident.
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Zoée asked me how my garden was doing today. I was delighted to answer their question with a series of photos:
Shedding layers.
Yikes. It’s been almost three weeks since my last post.
I’ve been busy shedding layers. Now that it’s warm enough to forego arm/leg warmers, toe covers, basically everything in the above photo, cycling is all I want to do.
So, I will recap the last three weeks in digestible chunks.
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