Binge-watching old episodes of Saved by the Bell? Reading Archie comics in the loo?
I can still recall a lecture I received from my Mum, who overheard me as a kid tell another young fellow to have relations with himself
If someone says “summer vacation” what immediately springs to mind?
“Let me give you a piece of advice,” I said to my son, 19 and completely uninterested in the old-man pontification
I got that chance during the past week, checking out an endless array of old stories and videos after Muhammad Ali died last Friday.
Tailgaters. Guys in the fast lane at 130 km/h, with a cigarette in one hand, a burger in the other, steering with their knees.
It is the sporting world’s most iconic trophy. It has inspired awe and reverence from Port Hardy to Prague.
Sunday is one of the most special days on the calendar. Mother’s Day.
In 2015, 187 workers in British Columbia lost their lives in a work-related tragedy.
Dearly beloved/We are gathered here today/To get through this thing called life...
So exactly when did people stop saying ‘gag me with a spoon’? Did anyone ever actually say that in the first place?
Tucked away in the recesses of my mind are an endless array of phone numbers.
There should be some especially green lawns in the Cowichan Valley (and across Canada) this spring.
An old pearl of wisdom ingrained into pretty much everyone from the time they come into the world. For kids, it’s remarkably sage advice.
I have to apologize to Vancouver Island — that’s right, the actual island.
I believe it was the first time in my life, though it may have happened when I was a toddler for one of those little safety booklets
“Philip, there’s a man up front who says he’s an old friend. Do you have time to see him?”
Thanks to my pals at Google Maps, I now understand why I weighed about a buck-fifty in high school.
You can take the boy out of Duncan, but you can never take the Duncan out of the boy.
