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Tag Archives: canada
Baby passports
Things aren’t as simple as they used to be…. no more adding your kids onto your passport. As of about 10 years ago kids (and babies) need to have their very own passports to cross borders. At first the idea … Continue reading
Posted in tips
Tagged baby, canada, canadian, government, guarantor, infant, passport, photo, picture, requirement, requirements, rules, travel
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The pains of being a Canadian shopper
With Christmas rapidly approaching, I was all set to buy my favourite auntie one of her favourite items – the fantastic Aveda Caribbean Therapy Body Cleanser. I usually get it from Nordstroms because they have free shipping. But sadly, Nordstroms … Continue reading
Plan G
There are services out there to help those in need. But it’s hard to know what’s available. How would you know about something if no one tells you? I am here to tell you that I’ve recently found out about the No-Charge Psychiatric … Continue reading
Posted in self help, Shopping, tips
Tagged bc, british columbia, canada, care, criteria, doctor, forms, G, health, health care, illness, low income, medication, meds, meet, mental, met, need, needs, No-Charge Psychiatric Medication Plan, plan, plan g, poor, poverty, psych, psychiatric, universal
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I’m leaving
Alright…if one more person asks me why I’m going to Hawaii I’m gonna strangle all of y’all. I’m moving to Hawaii because it’s HAWAII. Maybe you’ve heard of it. That Polynesian archipelago is a damn tropical paradise. Yeah – I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged canada, cold, hawaii, island, move, moving, surf, surfing, Vancouver, waikiki oahu
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Errbody loves the post office
For his birthday, my brother really wanted The Ultimate Dividend Playbook by Josh Peters (I know, FUN, right?!). Anyway – I bought him the book and mailed it with this deeeeelightful outcome: Dear Canada Post Customer Service, I recently shipped … Continue reading
The Perfect Caesar
Lately I’ve been on a tear to create the perfect Caesar. What brought this on is questionable but what I do know is that this has become a very amusing project. I would like to share all I’ve learned with … Continue reading
Posted in drink, Food, recipes, tips
Tagged alcohol, beer, bloody, booze, caesar, Calgary, canada, canadian, celery, clam, clamato, coast to coast, cocktail, drink, drinks, gin, hard, juice, mary, michelada, mix, mixed, mixing, olives, perfect, red eye, regional, rim, rimming, salt, spirits, tabasco, tequila, tomato, vodka, worcestershire
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