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The (Rare) Kindness Conundrum

We often want to put ourselves out there and do something kind for a stranger. Sometimes, our minds jump to the worst possible reaction to it. And I’m here to tell you that sometimes that worst case can come true. Not in the big moments, but with little ones. We can’t possibly know how evolved or emotionally intelligent a stranger is. You hope they’ll find themselves valueable enough to accept a random act of generosity. But sometimes they don’t.

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Another Picker’s and Browser’s Paradise – Sunset Vintage Market

Maybe by this time next year, we’ll be in so many markets that I’ll put up a schedule. This life has a lot of charm. On Sunday, we’re in our second one at Elgin Harvest Wood-Fired Pizza on Sunset in St. Thomas.

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Book Review: The High Road – Confessions of a Homicide Cop

Hank Idsinga’s book about his experiences as a Toronto murder investigator was hard to put down. Idsinga led Toronto’s homicide unit for five years after being a homicide detective. His team cracked the Bruce McArthur serial killer case. Under his supervision some big, cold cases were solved.

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Our booth set up with a vertical Lisa's Pieces sign and Derek at the back sitting in a chair, drinking a Monster energy drink.

Our Outdoor Market Experience as Vendors

For nearly a decade, Derek put together (with partners) the World of Motorcycles Expo in London, ON. When we signed up for the Sunset Vintage Market on Sunday, we knew a bit about what we were in for. But boy, we had a lot to learn! We had attended it several times as browsers and really enjoyed it. Now it was time to take part.

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I Used to Dress to Impress. Now I Dress to Sit Comfortably

Dressing isn’t what it used to be. You won’t find me in a muumuu yet, although I do have one caftan. I’m still putting these legs out there until they’re so puckered and lined that they ruin family picnics. But things are definitely changing in my closet.

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