In which I try to work through the winding, branching path in the mental woods I seem to have taken today. Continue reading →

In which I discover never-before-though thoughts about self-organizing that I've probably had before, but which are important brand-new revelations to remember (this time). Continue reading →

In which I complain a little, and then say some of the things that I didn't get to say, but they really aren't that important anyway. Continue reading →

In which I try to come to grips with paper recordings and age interpretations.. Continue reading →

In which I explore the methods and mechanisms for storytelling by just telling stories first, then figuring them out.. Continue reading →

In which I struggle to come up with anything to say, which is to say, I had no plan. Continue reading →

In which I attempt to hold on to the last shreds of coherence as my whiskey-soaked, sleep-deprived brain attempt to contemplate virtual expression of multitude... Continue reading →

In which I consider the pull and push between tradition and novelty... Continue reading →

After a four day streak, New Brunswick Public Health reported one new case of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.

A bill that would teach Indigenous languages in New Brunswick schools received full support in the legislature.

The province’s public safety department says there has been a significant improvement in wait times at the border.

Neguac RCMP is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing girl from Bartibog Bridge near Miramichi.

Caraquet RCMP is asking for the public’s help with an investigation after finding a stolen vehicle in a stream in Anse-Bleue.

A Moncton-based amusement park company has the green light from the province to operate fairs this summer despite COVID-19.

Mount Allison University students who live outside of the Atlantic bubble will have to move to Sackville earlier than most years.

And a new tourism initiative is encouraging New Brunswickers to plan a staycation this summer.

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In which I try to take the long view by looking at the shortcomings of the future.. Continue reading →