𝘈𝘴𝘩𝘢’𝘴 𝘉𝘭𝘰𝘨

Hey blog. One of the things that has been on my mind this week is how sometimes in movies that have been created during a time iPhones are ubiquitous (look at me expanding my vocabulary and using words I’ve learned… Continue Reading →

What can you learn from a story? Hi blog, today I am talking about what I’ve typed above. What do you know now that you have learned from a story? Probably a lot of things, because technically everything is a… Continue Reading →

Hi blog, welcome back. This week started off strong with the opportunity to talk to a guest speaker from the National Museum of the Pacific War. Chris McDougal answered a handful of questions to help with the building knowledge or… Continue Reading →

Now in the second week of “In their own words” my current project about the Second World War, the story I’m going to tell in a podcast episode is just becoming clear. At the very beginning of this week I… Continue Reading →

Dr. Bonnie Henry has made a widespread impact with her experience in public health and empathy, making her the greatest Canadian. Hey Blog, who do you think the greatest Canadian is? You should see a recording and a bit of… Continue Reading →

Another weekly reflection! After a few weeks of doing these posts I’ve started figuring out what to put in them. It’s not supposed to be a couple paragraphs about what I did that week. I think it’s supposed to be… Continue Reading →

If you have gotten to this part of the post, you probably have listened to the recording above (if you haven’t, it’s the introduction to this post so you should!). Like I said there, for this weekly reflection I decided… Continue Reading →

Hey blog, this week (same as last week) I am continuing in the Greatest Canadian project. Last week was mainly working on building knowledge parts and gaining basic understanding on things like what is a part of Canadian identity and… Continue Reading →