Since I have a fear of flying, and a flight to B.C. tomorrow morning, I’ve been in a constant state of panic for the last week or so. When I finally fall into a restless sleep, I have non-stop nightmares of arriving at the wrong terminal, without a ticket or some vital bit of identification, and wearing all the wrong clothes, if I’m wearing clothes at all. Even when there’s no reason to panic – and I can always find a reason to panic – I’m in a simmering pre-panic mode. My house looks like an exploded suitcase. Everything is everywhere.
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RoxanneTellier – Life’s Been Good To Me So Far …
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags Alzeimer Appreciation Orchestra and Chorus, Annette Shaffer, Bob Segarini, Connor Walsh, Craig Riddock, Danforth, David Clayton Thomas, DBAWIS, Don Francks, Drew Winters, Genevieve Marentette, Jane Siberry, Jason Marshall, Jean E. Trivett, Kid Carson, Michael Shand, Nature Boy, Peter Kashur, Roxanne Tellier, Shelley Marshall, The Mental Wellness Living Loft, with special guests Mary Margaret O'Hara on April 2, 2017 by segariniLife’s been pretty good, overall, since I shook the dust of Scarborough off my shoes, and returned to my old Danforth stomping grounds. It’s such a treat to just walk up the street to a good restaurant, or to pop into a local bar to hear friends playing. I no longer have to pack my purse with overnight supplies before heading out to do groceries, or to visit my chums in the downtown core.