I have been social distancing much before the official quarantine had started all over Canada. My family started what I like to call a “sickness loop”. First, my son Luc got sick in February, which [Read More]
My first foray into the culinary arts was making bran muffins from a mix when I was 23. I poured half the package into a bowl, added the water and the raw egg then read [Read More]
Covid-19 started to be a big deal when the restaurant that I´ve been working for a week need to close. At that time, I realized how big was the panic that every nation had. As [Read More]
A Change to Reality It was just the beginning of this year when I had enrolled in Seneca’s Journalism program. Things were going well and couldn’t I bother thinking about anything negative. Believe it or [Read More]
Life can be complicated. Starting a new program and semester would be challenging for everyone, but COVID-19 made our life even harder. I live alone, so I have to [Read More]
Is it Monday? Is it Thursday? Is it the Weekend? The bigger question is, does it really matter? The days are too blurred that I rely on CTV’s Your Morning to remind me the day [Read More]
On 13th of March, we received an email from President David Agnew of Seneca informing us that in person classes were suspended. However what was supposed to be a three week break, turned into a [Read More]
Surviving is in the very core of human DNA. Either it is calamities or pandemic, the human being is surviving for ages. It has been more than 75 days since COVID19 is declared as a [Read More]
Or, how to make the most out of your Suburban Supermax This pandemic has become a real bore for the extroverted soul. My family and I have tapped out every possible venue of entertainment. Games? [Read More]
Coming into terms with what has now become our new life my family and I are trying to make the best out of everything. But, just like any situation, we must naturally face there are [Read More]
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