A Christmas Miracle? Except for one hour of physical therapy every week, I had not been outside of our rental house in Florence for months. The Hub …
How I Became a Medical Tourist (Part 4) #humor #coronavirus #medicine
The irrepressible and ever-humourous (to say nothing of accident prone) Barb is again exploring (non-covid) medical issues during lockdown. I hope you click the link above to read the rest of the story!
British Columbia’s provincial flower is the Pacific dogwood.
The name comes from the fact that sailors used the wood of this tree to make nails, otherwise known as dags – or later, dogs – in ship repairs.
It has been British Columbia’s provincial flower since 1956.
So elegant and sparkling in either white or the dogwood’s alternative colour, pink, it’s another marvellous addition to the spring pantheon of beauty.
Happy Tuesday.
Here in southern Ontario where I am presently visiting, everything is in the pink!
The weather has been cool, windy and rainy at times, but we had enough sun to get good shots of these pretty spring flowers.
This continuing series of posts depicts our beautiful world, encouraging viewers to share them and help save our unique home from human carelessness …
#ScenicSaturday11th May 2024:
A beautiful photo of Cornwall’s Rocky Valley, courtesy of Stuart Aken.
The further adventures of the WMIT (World’s Most International Tooth) Trigger Warning #1: if you have a Y-chromosome a weak stomach teeth, you may …
How I Became a Medical Tourist (Part 3) #humor #MedicalTourism #dogs
Another instalment from the wonderful and “wandrous” medical tourist Barb Taub. Please click the link above to read more about that international tooth!
I love this “spring tree” I found inside an office building in London, Ontario that is undergoing conversion to mixed use. Comprised of artificial flowers, it nevertheless looked pretty and fresh.
It was lovely to see, especially as the weather outside was rainy, windy and overcast.
Happy Sunday.
London, Ontario, has many historical buildings that stretch back two to three centuries. I liked the look of this approximately 150-year old church tower silhouetted in the waning light of day as a street light began to take over.
Happy Saturday.
Beauteous white …
… brilliant white …
… so much different from winter white …
… a snowflake flower.
Happy Friday.
The further adventures of the WMIT (World’s Most International Tooth) As I mentioned, my tooth had started hurting down in England, and back in …
How I Became a Medical Tourist (Part 2-ish)#humor #MedicalTourism #dentist
Part 2 of Barb Taub’s dental odyssey during the covid lockdown. I hope you read the next instalment by clicking the link above.
We recently drove through the Rocky Mountains of Banff and Lake Louise on a beautifully sunny day.
You can see that there’s still snow on the peaks and this being the mountains, the breeze was brisk, but the sun shining on our backs as we took a short walk to stretch our legs was beautifully warm.
Greetings from the gorgeous spring Rocky Mountains of British Columbia and Alberta.
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