Did a training run for the Shamrock in March. Feeling prettyy good so far. I usually run alone so it was a really nice change to run in a group. 🏃

So glad to see Donovan Clingan back in the lineup. He’s so much better at setting screens than Ayton or Nurkic. It’s downright refreshing.

If you can find parking or are able to walk to Nova Coffee you’ll find a small, comfortable spot with pretty decent drinks. I’m not sure how often I would come here given its location, but if you live in any of the condos currently being thrown up around it, it’s probably a great go-to.

I just watched the end of the Blazer game tonight and I just don’t understand this team. So Jekyll and Hyde! Good thing I’m not into sports gambling because these guys are 100% unpredictable. Glad for another win on the road though!

Can you guess what’s in the box?

Back in the gym today.

As a person with an emerging hearing impairment, I have learned that silence isn’t a lack of sound. It’s just my inability to hear the noises being made.

In other news, there are 2 plumbers and a plaster repair guy here today working on two different problems. Hooray for old houses!

I’ve always been a big fan of taking slow measured approaches to decisions and actions. I think a lot of this stems from being raised on X-Men comics.

I remember distinctly, as a middle-schooler that the plot of many of my favorite issues revolved around dilemmas Wolverine or Rogue or Cyclops would experience when they made the “obvious” right choice, only to find out there were terrible side effects to that choice. It really instilled in me a desire to be cautious when acting, not out of fear, but to really truly consider as many aspects of the problem as possible. Sometimes we can’t see all the angles of the thing we’re looking at.

Some of us feel we can act quickly and know what the best choice/action is. But some of us feel a need to go more slowly; to be more intentional. We are all people. Most of us are out here trying our hardest to be the best versions of ourselves, and to do the right thing.

Whether you act quickly or whether you act more intentionally, it is my sincerest hope that we can offer the grace to each other to do both.