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Monthly Archives: May 2009
A Visit to the Local Museum
We went to Royal Saskatchewan Museum here in Regina the other day. It was a warm and cloudy day. There was also a bus load of Chinese-looking tourists there. I could not really tell because I did not understand a … Continue reading
Posted in History and Culture, Weather and the Environment
Tagged aboriginal history, cree, first nations gallery, glaciers, life sciences, museum, regina, royal saskatchewan museum
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Problem Skin
These past months my skin has been rally bad. I’m having a flare up again. I have been to a dermatologist here in Regina but still as always, I was given prednisone 30mg for one week and diminishing 5mg per … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Home, Wellness and Me
Tagged dermatologist, flare up, itch, moisturizers, prednisone, problem skin, steroids
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Crazy about the No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency
I have been following the HBO Original Series, The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency for sometime now. I fell in love with everything in the story. It is wholesome entertainment for the family. It shows there how people need one … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music and Movies, History and Culture
Tagged alexander mccall smith, Botswana, HBO Original Series, Jill Scott, No. 1 ladies detective agency, Precious Maramotswe
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A thought on Climate Change
It is crazy how unpredictable weather can be. Spring officially started last March 20 and we still get occasional snow falls in Regina. Just when I started enjoying the outdoors, snow bounces back. I woke up yesterday and it was … Continue reading
Posted in Weather and the Environment
Tagged climate change, environment, regina, snow, spring, wheather
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New York in One Day
It was our first time in New York. We would only be there for two days and there were so many things to do . We contacted some friends before going there so we could arrange for somebody to meet … Continue reading
Posted in Travels|Vacations
Tagged Battery Park, Fifth Avenue, Grand Central Terminal, Ground Zero, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Saks, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Staten Island Ferry, Statue of Liberty, Time Square, Wall Street, Winter Garden
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Quick Walk in Washington DC
We visited Washington DC April of this year, my first trip to the U.S. It was hard to miss DC because we stayed at my aunt’s place in Maryland which is only thirty minutes drive to DC. It’s where the … Continue reading
Posted in Travels|Vacations
Tagged Lincolm Memorial, Obelisk, Reflecting Pool, Vietnam Wall, Washington DC, White House, World War II Memorial
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My Home Office
I am just a stay at home wife but there are many things to do at home. The chores are endless. Before I came to Canada, I worked in the IT field. I have always worked with computer systems both … Continue reading
Posted in Fun, Handy and Hi-tech Things, Health and Home
Tagged Adobe Photoshop Elements 7, computer table, computers, home office, internet, Olympus Master 2, photo-editing, server, staples, Windows Picture Manager
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China’s One Child Policy
The deaths of 5,335 school children in Sichuan province last year in China has devastated many families. With the one child policy, most parents lost their only child. The agony of parents going through that loss is unimaginable. One mother … Continue reading
Posted in Points to Ponder
Tagged china, fledgling, government, kidnapping, one child policy, scarcity, sichuan
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Grocery Shopping at the Only Oriental Store in Regina
Every now and then we go shopping at Ngoy Hoa Oriental Store. It is the only one here in our city and is a small one. There have many Filipino products there so it is always a joy to be … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Cooking and Dining, Living and Loving, Shopping and Products
Tagged basil, coconut, dumpling, filipino, grocery store, ngoy hoa, noodle soups, regina
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Children’s Version of Alzheimer’s Disease
I was touched by the heart-breaking story of the five year-old twins, Addison and Cassie Hempel who are suffering from Niemann Pick Type-C (NPC), a disease that causes dementia in children. This means they slowly forget what they know … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Home
Tagged Addison, Alzheimer's, Cassie, cyclodextrin, Hempel, Niemann Pick
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