Author Archives: Linda Schaub

Today is a big day if you are a Canadian … not only is it Canada Day, but it is the day to celebrate the sesquicentennial, or 150th anniversary of Canada’s confederation. This is the official image commemorating the event. … Continue reading →

The chalk artists were at it again – but this time, it was along the perimeter path at Council Point Park, not on the City sidewalks in the ‘hood. Yesterday, I took photos of these bursts of creativity mingled with … Continue reading →

Well, I don’t know about you, but I have really enjoyed this recent spate of cooler, September-like weather, especially, since we all know that these cooler temps are not a precursor to Fall and Winter – not yet anyway. The … Continue reading →

While it may not be as exciting as “getting your kicks on Route 66”, today all the local car enthusiasts either took to the streets, or their camp chairs, to soak up the sun and ambiance while the classic and … Continue reading →

All our meteorologists were quick to remind us that today was the first day of Summer and it is also the longest day of the year. How did you celebrate those extra minutes of sunshine today?   I sure hope you … Continue reading →

Mother Nature may want to whip our weather into a frenzy, but, when the kids come home to lavish attention on dear old Dad, who is going to let a few raindrops spoil that visit? It seems we are either … Continue reading →

Well, I was bound and determined to get a walk in this morning. All this commotion, between the house, errands, plus the hot, humid and rainy weather, has left me scrambling with an agenda that is a little catch-as-catch-can.  It … Continue reading →

From bucket lists to buckets – I saw it all in the past few days. The joy of walking in my first 5K this past Saturday, was overshadowed by a series of incidents that left me hesitant to throw off … Continue reading →

Today was my first 5K event! Even though I walk about four miles daily, participating in a 5K event was on my bucket list for awhile. So, when I saw the Lincoln Park Schools Education Foundation Second Annual “Rails Rally” … Continue reading →

It was another chilly morning, with the digital thermostat registering a mere 70 degrees in the house when I suited up to leave on my walk. Outside it was 52 degrees.  I really wasn’t sure what to wear.  Mother Nature … Continue reading →