I no longer have an excuse. I am faced with the uncomfortable realization that I am simply a huge procrastinator.
Seeing tourists having a good time makes columnist Amber Krogel have to fight to remain productive rather than go to the beach.
Right now, I’m in a rare position where I can enjoy many of the benefits of adulthood without all of its responsibilities.
'University' is the best excuse ever for just being bone lazy.
Even when I’m surrounded by people, a thin, white cord stretches all the way from my new robotic body part up to my ears.
If all of us were making the most of life, each of our lives would probably look very different.
I’m sad to say that today will be the last time I write this column.
While my family enjoys watching the Olympics, we share bitter feelings that the athletes correspond more to demigods than human beings.
Despite the external celebrations, there were many Conservative MPs who stood in opposition to various aspects of Bill C-38.
Since school ended a couple weeks ago, the atmosphere of self-importance and narcissism in my bedroom has significantly diminished.
The days are growing longer and I am increasingly having difficulty paying attention in class instead of daydreaming about the beach.
Summer for graduating Grade 12 students can be tough as classmates move on to other career or education challenges outside the Okanagan.
The other day I happened to overhear a conversation between two family members.