Born and raised in Montreal, I spent all my summers in the Laurentians on the shores of Lake MacDonald. After many moves across Canada, my husband and I are back living at Lake MacDonald which provides me with lots of inspiration to paint my oils, watercolours and pastels.
The great outdoors has always been my inspiration, the wonders of nature fascinate me and I have fun trying to interpret them in paint or pastels. I particularly like the rich colour in pastel and find it a wonderful immediate medium to work with in the field. The pastel sticks can be manipulated to portray the abstract shapes and it is ideal for line work as well. Painting is "visual poetry" to me.
I don't worry about the end result of a painting but just enjoy the process of painting itself. I enjoy choosing and mixing colours, the richness of the oil, the flow of the watercolour and the strokes and texture of pastel. It is similar to a meditation for me. My idea of heaven is sitting outdoors enjoying and painting nature on a day when the temperature is comfortable and the flies aren't around yet. Lately I have also been painting with Casein which is a milk based paint used before oil paints were discovered. It has to be used on a rigid surface to avoid cracking and can be rubbed to give it a shinier surface. However if the weather isn't favourable, (that can happen a lot in Canada) I work from sketches and photographs that I have done previously.
There has been many juried exhibitions that I have participated in throughout Canada and two of my paintings are published in the book "The Best of Canadian Pastels". One of my paintings was displayed in the "International Artist Magazine" and another in the American publication "Plein Air". I have also been the recipient of many awards for my paintings in both Ontario and Quebec.
I think that in order to try for the exceptional in your work, you have to take risks and understand that some of them will fall short. It's in the progress and recognizing our successes that we reach our potential. The life as we know it goes fast and so I urge you to get to know yourself. Determine what you want and communicate it to the ones you love. Don't let anyone else's idea of who you are get in the way of what you want to do with your life.


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Blindness (the film)...
Quite possibly the most depressing and harrowing movie I've seen since Requiem For A Dream.
Both have their own visual flairs - the former at times takes on the persona of an 'end of the pier' theme park, while the latter seeks to 'white out' the frame to bewilder the viewer into getting a taste of what it's like for the protagonists, all of whom are going blind.
Kind of like Children of Men - but instead of not being able to have kids anymore, it's not being able to see ... in fact it's almost like a zombie movie, minus the living dead.
Although I'm still struggling to understand why and how on earth the government - as well as the populace - could be so stone-hearted and uncaring to simply bung a bunch of blind people, as if they were lepers, into a completely unadapted and decrepit old sanatorium to basically fend for themselves aside from occasionally getting chucked boxes of food.
It seems too far to suggest that not a single group (such as a charity, or human rights defenders) would bother about the atrocity of essentially throwing victims of a disease onto a squalid trash heap. Not a single person - in hazmat gear of course - even tries to help adapt the building to the victim's disability or anything.
It's actually quite distracting - but then you've soon got people pissing and shitting in the corridors and stepping in it, so you're too busy trying to not grimace yourself into a stupor. Throw in a fury-inducing assumption of power (essentially what you've got in places like Burma, but with a self-proclaimed "King" instead of a military junta) - which dissolves into an absolutely horrifying demand for food to be paid for with "your women".
At this point the film is at its most harrowing and downright depressing, heck - even anger-inducing. It's unfathomable.
This is all merely surface-talk however, the film really has to be seen to be believed ... for lack of a better term. At times it's endlessly sickening as the tale of 'small band of good people versus unbelievable amount of selfish, greedy, uncaring scumbags' gets into full swing. It really is quite shocking.
Towards the end you'll no doubt guess, without even trying, what the ending will be - but bloody nora is it some tough going to get there. Similar to Requiem For A Dream, Blindness is the kind of movie you'll not soon forget - but not soon re-watch either. Why would you need to with such vivid and haunting imagery imprinted on your mind, and with such strong themes swirling around your brain.
Aside from the obvious plot hole you could drive ten trucks through - i.e. why did not a single bugger even attempt to help these inflicted people? - it is a good film, and perhaps even a little bit important. Harrowing, however, would be the one word I'd choose to describe it.
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Benjamin said...
It is a pet hate of mine that the difference between Speculative fiction and speculative fiction that is also considered literature seems only to depend on how depressing you can make it.
Nick Thomson said...
Perhaps if 28 Days Later or whatever, had people walking around in their own filth, it might have been nominated for an Oscar or something? hehe
Aye, it is silly isn't it - but also - it's ridiculous how The Dark Knight got so snubbed at the Oscars in general.
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3 Signs That Flirting Has Crossed the Line
Flirting While Married
May 10, 2013 by Mary Beth Sammons
Jillian M., a mom of two who is in a committed relationship and who has been flirting with a co-worker, is wondering if that makes her a bad person. Most of her friends say that flirting with a co-worker "is a definite no-no," but Jillian feels that her flirtation is harmless. There's "no touching or sexual advances whatsoever," she explains, and it's hard to end it because it satisfies her need for "a pick-me-up."
Jillian's situation is far from unique among moms. Many Circle of Moms members admit to occasional attractions and flirtations with friends, co-workers, or strangers, and many wonder how and where these innocent flirtations — whether their own or their significant other's — veer into dangerous territory for a couple in a committed relationship.
Here, Circle of Moms members offer three warning signs that an innocent flirtation could become a doorway to heartache and humiliation.
1. Are You Disrespecting Your Partner?
Krista E. and Kelly L. are among many moms who agree that it's normal for married people to have occasional crushes. Flirting is natural, they say, but it becomes unacceptable when done in secret or when it causes discomfort: "I think it's perfectly fine as long as your husband knows about it and is OK with it," Kelly explains, adding that it has to be done "with no other intentions."
Krista draws that line a little more strictly: "Does the activity honor your spouse?" she asks. "If not it shouldn't go any further than that."
2. Are You Living Online Instead of in Your Marriage?
Kylie H. feels that a little bit of flirting is fine at parties or social events, where everything is out in the open. It's Internet flirting that's dangerous, she says, because it transforms and intensifies quickly into the kind of connection that truly threatens a committed relationship: "an emotional affair." She would be livid, she says, if her husband was flirting or "having sexy chats with some chick on the net."
Cathy C. agrees that online flirting is "a recipe for disaster," and Jennie M. says it's more than clear when digital sparring has gone too far. Her husband reconnected with several old girlfriends through Facebook, spending more and more time online and eventually destroying several marriages. (She doesn't say whether hers was among them.)
For Tyanna H., who discovered that her partner was hanging out on dating sites, the line in the sand is felt in the gut: "If you have a feeling flirting has gone too far, it probably has," she wryly offers. Mel H. suggests a more concrete sign: when online flirting starts to involve cyber sex, dirty pictures, or flirting in chat rooms, something she indulged in herself until her partner discovered (and was hurt by) it.
3. Does Your Marriage Need Your Attention?
Finally, some moms, including Polly J., believe that "there is no such thing as innocent flirting." The goal of flirting is to attract another person, she explains, and there's no place for that in a marriage.
It's simply "disrespectful," agrees Louise G.; a husband and wife should be flirting with each other rather than with other women and men. And a mom named Shauna feels that flirting is, simply, cheating: "You made a commitment to someone and flirting is making advances toward another man who is also in a relationship." She asks moms to consider not only how flirting can impact a spouse, but also how it might affect the kids.
Elaborating on that theme, Lindsay H. suggests that flirting crosses the line when it distracts from an underlying problem that is all too common for people with children and that can be quite serious: that your relationship with your significant other needs more of your energy. "I'd say if the desire is there to meet someone online and be flirting, the current relationship may need to be evaluated," she cautions.
What rules do you have about flirting?
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This is the photo after leaving the bus and jogging a bit past the beach.
By this view, I had forgotten all my worry of snakes.
After that, I ran across a couple golf courses (which hugged the craggy beach line.) Pebble Beach doesn't even compare to the beauty, but not being a golfer, I just jogged along. I was happy that they allowed walkers and joggers on the course. I didn't take any pictures of that part of the trek. It was a golf course. Can't say much more (of course, not being a golfer).
From there, I quit jogging and started walking...cutting over towards La Perouse through the suburb until I hit Botany Bay National Park.
I walked down along a trail and finally hit the beach. There were lots of folks camping along the beach. Can you imagine unzipping your tent and capturing this view?
So, if you look at the shot above and off in the distance, you will see the rocky shoreline. It's like a fun craggy rocky walk. With shoes off, I climbed around until I was under the bridge for a walk over to Bare Island.
The below picture looks a bit surreal.
And I ended the walk in front of the La Perouse Museum, which was closed...Then I was off to a well deserved dinner.


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Aiolos er i græsk mytologi gud for alle vinde. Han er søn af Poseidon. Han bor ikke på Olympen med de andre guder, men holder sig for sig selv. Han kan dog godt blande sig i gudernes affærer, hvis han anser det for påkrævet. Et eksempel herpå er blandt andre i fortællingen om Jason og Argonauterne.

Aiolos har lagt navn til udtrykkene æolisk (stormfuld) og æolsharpe (vindharpe).

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I romersk mytologi er Aiolos optaget som Æolus eller Aeolus.

Han optræder flere gange hos de romerske forfattere som Vergil. Han bor i den grotte på De Lipariske Øer (de æoliske øer). I Æneiden hjælper han Juno i kampen mod Æneas, da han sender trojanernes skib ud af kurs, så det rammer Karthago. I Holbergs digt om Peder Paars slipper Æolus vinde, der bringer Paars ud af kurs.

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I am huge fan of the Meyer lemon. I prefer to use it whenever possible instead of the regular lemon because it is slightly sweeter, without the acidic flavor. I have a prolific dwarf Meyer lemon tree in a container in my garden that produces about 60-70 lemons twice a year. I share some with friends, but I juice most of them and store the juice in 1- or 2-cup portions in freezer bags. Depending on the amount a recipe calls for, I defrost a smaller or bigger bag. I am spoiled having Meyer lemon juice all year long, since I can make these anytime the mood strikes me.
I love this recipe, which calls for both lemon juice with pulp and zest, for that extra lemony flavor. Meyer lemons are perfect for this because the juice impart a sweeter lemon flavor, while the lemon zest give the bars its tartness and intense lemon essence. I improvised a little this time and added some leftover mascarpone cheese. The resulting lemon bars are wonderfully rich and creamy, with a mellow lemon flavor. The filling is the perfect sweet/tart combination on a buttery shortbread crust. This is one of my absolute favorite desserts!
My nieces, who need to follow a gluten-free diet love these lemon bars as well, and this recipe could easily be converted to be gluten-free by replacing the all-purpose flour with gluten-free flour. I've done it on a number of occasions, with the only difference being a more crumbly crust.
Using a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat butter and vanilla extract or paste until fluffy. Add in 2/3 cup powdered sugar. Add salt and 2 cups all-purpose flour, 1 cup at a time, beating until the dough is crumbly and moist clumps form. Press dough on the bottom of a nonstick 9″x13″ baking pan. Bake crust until light golden, about 20 minutes. Maintain the oven temperature after taking out the crust.
While the crust is baking, make the lemon filling. Wash the work bowl of the mixer. Beat the mascarpone cheese in the stand mixer until softened. Add the sugar and eggs and mix until blended. Add lemon juice, lemon zest, baking powder and then the remaining 1/4 cup all-purpose flour. Mix until just incorporated.
Pour lemon filling over hot crust. Return to the oven and bake until filling is set in center and begins to brown on top, about 25-30 minutes. Transfer pan to rack and cool completely.
Cut pastry into 12 bars. Sprinkle the top with additional powdered sugar.
To store, keep covered in the refrigerator.
There are three things I absolutely love about this post. 1 – you have given me an excuse to go buy the Meyer lemons I saw in the store last week. I wanted to buy them but thought, nah, I don't have a good recipe right now. 2 – I can make this gluten free easily which means I can share it with my mom (that's fun because we can share a snack together and someone else will get to eat these – saving me from eating the whole pan). 3 – I am absolutely addicted to lemon bars. Good lemon bars. Oh and I guess there are 4 things – mascarpone!
Kristy, thanks for visiting and subscribing! I hope you enjoy these lemon bars. I don't make gluten-free items very frequently. Any insight on what gluten free flour or combination of flours you use would be great.
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These sound great…we're fans of lemon bars and marscapone.
Thanks! It's a good combination, right?!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE meyer lemon too. Such a great flavor and aroma. And I LOVE mascarpone too! There isn't anything I don't like here in this recipe!
Hmm… they look great, and I adore lemon bars, but I can't make them with whole eggs as bf is egg-white allergic. However, he handles separated yolks just fine – do you have any advice regarding omitting the whites, or should I not even try this without them?
I honestly don't know since I have never tried it out the egg whites. I guess there's only one way to find out… 8-)!
I think this recipe would work with just egg yolks! You'd just have to use the same weight, so… 4 large eggs = 200 grams. Large egg yolk only = 20 grams. Therefore, 10 large egg yolks would make up the equivalent of 4 large eggs.
With just egg yolks, imagine how beautiful the color would be – deep bright yellow lemon bars. I might try that. I never see yuzu here in Southern California. You're lucky in Vancouver to have access to the best ingredients.
This sounds utterly delicious. Love the photo, too!
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What a brilliant idea to add mascarpone to lemon bars, Daisy! They look gorgeous, too.