A slice of lemon loaf sitting on a napkin next to the Caledon Public Library’s Annual Report, and in from of a name plate that reads, Laura Brady / Board Member.
The thing about library board meetings is that they are always stimulating, populated by smart, engaged community members, and it feels like meaningful work in ways that matter in this age of disinformation. Also, there are always tasty treats!
A slice of lemon loaf sitting on a napkin next to the Caledon Public Library’s Annual Report, and in from of a name plate that reads, Laura Brady / Board Member.
The thing about library board meetings is that they are always stimulating, populated by smart, engaged community members, and it feels like meaningful work in ways that matter in this age of disinformation. Also, there are always tasty treats!
A lanky young man with an elbow on a car and a very cheeky grin on his face.
This is him with his beloved ‘66 Chevelle. Around when he met my mother, too.
Newspaper article. The Windsor Star, July 21, 1966. Driver angry, not careless, court rules CHATHAM - A young driver became angry when a policeman told him he would be charged with a traffic offence and sped off, leaving 172-foot-long skidmarks, magistrate's court was told Wednesday After hearing evidence, Magistrate F.K. Jasperson, QC, remarked: "I think he is guilty of angry driving, but I have some doubt whether he falls into the category of care less driving." Magistrate Jasperson dismissed the charge of careless driving against Gregory Francis Brady, 23, of Elm Ave., Chatham. Constable Eric Johnson said he had been attracted by the screeching of Bady's car tires on Third St., Chatham, and stopped the car. "I told Brady he would be charged with making unnecessary noise and he became angry end argumentative."
Found this after my father passed. It so perfectly captures my father's spirit that it’s shocking.
“Rhythm” is an absolutely ridiculous word to spell correctly and should apologize to all of us for being so tricky.
Agreed. I appreciate it.
Oh goodness that advice gives me chills. Not the good kind.
Hero husband did the course with him “so that I know what he’s dealing with.” So now I have two motorcycle drivers in my wee fam.
Who are these Blue Jays? Hitting and scoring with RISP? I like it.
It's the only reasonable response.
I would like it formally noted that there very slight snow in #Caledon on April 19th. This is absolutely unacceptable behaviour.
I like the way you think.
Hashtag squad goals.
It's a real shocker. I hate it.
Angry dark grey-blue clouds above a 70s church and parking lot.
Getting a walk in before this unleashes.
If you’re a Hachette author you should be talking to your editors and teams about this. If they’re using AI to counter AI, it’s still AI. And it may also be giving your work to the machine, serving it up on a contractual platter.
On March 19th Hachette Book Group made headlines for terminating a book contract with author Mia Ballard over her alleged use of AI in her novel Shy Girl; meanwhile, Hachette has negotiated with the AI editing software company Alighieria to integrate full-scope AI editorial correction tools into their production process.
Trad publishers: we produces better written books than indie.
Also Trad publishers.
Canada Post appears to be breaking space-time laws these days. I sent my niece a book and it arrived less than 24 hours later.
What is this — an efficient crown corporation?!
I'm really tired of working for a living. Can I stop?
I used your guide last year and had one of the greatest baseball experiences of my life watching a Hiroshima Carp game. Thanks for your work!
“Colonizing is a hard habit to break.” Deadloch is such a good show. You should watch it.
Have you considered that the AI-takeover is here and it's just breaking all our digital tools so that we will be free?
F R E E !!
Have you considered that the AI-takeover is here and it's just breaking all our digital tools so that we will be free?
F R E E !!
Is that who is on the broadcast? I missed the intro.
Cleaning my dad’s room I found his church envelopes ready for the next few weeks. While I love Pope Leo, I don’t love the sexist Catholic Church so I handed out 20s to buskers. It was super fun.
The funeral home urged us to add a charity to the obit and, honestly we struggled to think of one that was meaningful to my father.
Then one of my lovely friends donated to my library in his name. And after I cried a little, I see the brilliance of this move.
The gall, good lord.
