As Toronto dives into another month-long lockdown leading up to the holidays, a sure-fire way to bring cheer and good tidings in 2020 is to shop small and shop local. Purchasing online from your local haunt literally makes a real live person not only do a happy dance but enables
At this point in this post-apocalyptic, I mean – “Pandemic” world, we all need a virtual “cheers” with our friends and family to lift our “lockdown” spirits. Entrepreneur, Chris Yee, shows us that yes you can create delicious drinks in your own home – no mixologist or Kombucha connoisseur required.
Pre “virus-that-will-not-be-named” era, people engaged in high-risk activity. Simple daily activities such as dating even. Perhaps going to catch a film on a Friday evening with a friend or even (gasp) groups of friends. Well for the time being the coronavirus – not to be confused with an ice-cold Corona,
After my thousandth time signing off, “stay safe,” finishing up another Zoom meeting, and picking up the 3rd FaceTime from my mother (that day) checking that I had stayed home, I found myself wishing that my therapist had not retired in the fall of last year. And we thought 2019
So much is said about our generation. Whether it is focused on laziness, entitlement, or avocado toast, us Millennials have a bad rap. What all of those slanderous (albeit sometimes accurate) articles forget to point out is that we have figured out something very important. Call us lazy, call us
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