Monthly Archives: December 2020

Since I don’t know where to begin…

Posted on December 27, 2020 by Jay McLaughlin

27 December, 2020 Since I don’t know where to begin…  I’ll begin with this picture Evelyn took of Dash on Tuesday:  Evelyn fixed a fantastic dinner Christmas day and our friend Ariel (Yuki’s owner) shared it with us. Yuki came … Continue reading →

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A bluebird bailed me out!

Posted on December 20, 2020 by Jay McLaughlin

20 December, 2020 A bluebird bailed me out!  I was thin on blog material this week (as will become evident when you whisk through this post) but I saw this lovely bluebird at the river yesterday. You may be an … Continue reading →

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Kindness multiplier – I saw it happen

Posted on December 13, 2020 by Jay McLaughlin

13 December, 2020 Kindness multiplier – I saw it happen  It was like I’d put a random act of kindness on the table, and another person said “I’ll see your random act of kindness – and raise you a random … Continue reading →

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Recognizing individuals

Posted on December 6, 2020 by Jay McLaughlin

6 December, 2020 Recognizing individuals “‘Every scientific study is improved if you can recognize individuals,’ she (Marie Auger-Méthé) said.” – Narwhals: Arctic Whales in a Melting World, Todd McLeish  I can’t tell these owls apart – yet. I’ll learn to.  … Continue reading →

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