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The ‘MONTHLY EH’ for January 2025 was sent out to subscribed inboxes on the morning of Jan 31st — and if you think you might also like to check out my attempt at talking about the importance of coming from a place of groundedness (especially in a world where so many seem pulled over to a polarizing position of groundlessness), you can do exactly that OVER HERE.
The latest MONTHLY EH?! mailout for December 2024 was sent out to subscribed inboxes on the last day of the year… and now it is available for anyone to read on whatever day of whatever year it is now, whether one is freely subscribed or not, OVER HERE.
My self-assigned commitment to send out a twice-a-month newsletter while a 'Local Area Election Season' was blowing past highway 95/a is now completed — time to slip into something more monthly, eh?
The latest BI-WEEKLY-ISH newsletter talks about some post-US election posts (including a David Graeber video), as well as some thoughts about theory & practice (and teachings > teachers) — but you’ll have to jump over to Substack to read in full!
Here’s my personally subjective list of the top Sega Genesis / Mega Drive games that are still fun/worth spending time playing all these years later (in case anyone else is revisiting a similar nostalgic distraction).
The latest BI-WEEKLY-ISH newsletter talks about some post-BC-election thoughts (based on the current, unfinalized results), as well as address some of the comments that came out in a now-deleted Kimberley Corkboard post — but you’ll have to jump over to Substack to read in full!
The latest BI-WEEKLY-ISH EH?! mailout is a post about how British Columbians should get out and actively NOT vote for the BC Conservatives in the upcoming BC provincial election — READ HERE.
"Top of mind for me is infrastructure renewal, financial accountability, real budgets, environmental protection, and economic resilience. Good business principals. I look beyond this two (2) year term and my hope is to continue giving back to our City, enjoy our abundance and continue being progressive, proactive and principled."
"If people want someone on council who is committed to seeing Kimberley develop in a thoughtful way where we take a holistic approach, creating a thriving small business community where entrepreneurs can be successful, and ensuring we’ve got a safe and vibrant community for generations to come, then you can feel good about voting for me."
"It would be my obligation to ensure we create a community that is social once again, not just online but in person. I want residents, both young and old, to have a safe place to live, to fail, and to explore without prejudice. Not only "A good place to be," but "A safe place to be.""
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