People Still Drive Cars
… and people need to park them somewhere. The University of Victoria has plans to build a $75M sports centre; Saanich residents are all over the idea and don’t seem Continue Reading →
Category Archives: commentary
Who Are The 99 Percent?
We are. The idea was put forth by Occupy Wall St.: Occupy Wall Street is leaderless resistance movement with people of many colors, genders and political persuasions. The one thing we Continue Reading →
Podcasting Groove
Mike and I have now finished recording our fourth Those DeWolfes Podcast (episode 3 for those keeping track) but today marks the release of Episode 2 — we are committing Continue Reading →
We are all celebrities now
Like most people between 15 and 50, I share a lot online. Some, like this blog, is shared very consciously; some, like my Flickr stream, are more cumulative — one Continue Reading →
Tech-tack-toe
After much talking about doing a podcast, Mike and I finally sat down on Monday night and recorded our “pilot episode” — of course, I had not counted the two Continue Reading →
Defining my geek self
This week is “Speak Out With Your Geek Out,” a week dedicated to talking about one’s geekier passions in a positive light. I signed up but now that it’s here, Continue Reading →
A Beacon Dimmed
Monday mornings are always tough but for those of us who saw Jack Layton as a beacon of hope in Canadian politics, this morning was much tougher as news of Continue Reading →
Twitter Tornado
I stumbled/jumped into a Twitter-tornado last night as prompted by a blog post by Maggie Murphy (@HeartAGlow). In it, Murphy shares the conversation (both public *and* private) that she had with Continue Reading →
There is hope yet
I discovered recently where I find hope — hope that we, as humans, can still find ways to get along. I find it where-ever people come together to accomplish something beautiful Continue Reading →
Pee Ess Effing Three
If I read this in a novel or saw it in a movie I would say, “No way. Forget it. No way did that all happen.” I swear to you, Continue Reading →