isobelmtl
Writing under a Montreal sky
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I had regular birdseed and inspired, I included the ends of some green beans I had been preparing The few that picked up à bit of greenery- spat it out! Read up on what to feed them and will include some steel cut oats today. My friend, the crow refused to enter the fray and…
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for a while anyway. Some of you know that I have been planning a stay of two weeks as hospitalera in Porto and then walking the end of the Portugese Camino. So, I splurged on Columbia( my favorite) waterproof shoes. Hmm, the best laid plans… last week I got a diagnosis which will mean staying…
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do this in the middle of the longest cold snap in memory? I have never liked these rats with attitude and their attack on the upholstered arm on one of my balcony chairs à couple of weeks ago had me shaking pepper all over the place. Normally I love animals… dogs, cats, fish, birds, men…
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There is only one king in my crèche. I know a playful dog ran away with Balthazar decades ago and we only found a chewed up remnant weeks after Christmas. The dog, Katie, suffered no ill effects. What happened to the other Magi … I cannot tell. This set was bought by my parents at…
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It’s snowing properly today and it almost certainly will be “ a White Christmas” I have a visitor staying with me for a few days. My dear niece, Katy, is here from Greece. She was so kind when I was in Kefalonia, it was a pleasure to have her here in Montreal Christmas Eve service…
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It was a pretty torturous travel itinerary from Vancouver Island to Montreal on the 15/16 th. I know, I know … winds off the island made take off difficult. I was rewarded with some beautiful shots over the Strait of Georgia though. A lovely sky. Getting out of Vancouver was no easy feat. And who…
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next to the Strait of Georgia. Someone put up a few little signs for walkers to find I’ve seen wild trees decorated along here in the past too but never quite so ambitious as this one It’s so lovely to see little baby trees springing up from what looks like dead wood! The biggest hopeful…
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Yes he really was right across the Oyster River as I went for my noon walk. This picture is a bit fuzzy as I had to crop it. I took it just in time as he soon spread his wings and flew up the river away from the sea. You would never seen him here…