Derrick Tully
@canucksocialist
I am an 'almost socialist' and like all humans I am not all socialist or any other label. I believe in doing good things which benefit all life even when it does not benefit me personally or causes discomfort to me and those I care about.
It is a beautiful and ferocious lake. very deep and very cold even in July as I once found out.
As a Canadian and amateur Historian this is understandable. It's sometimes a bad thing to learn about the truth about your country such as the history of Racism in the Americas. Depriving Indigenous people of ALL RIGHTS, genocide, and cultural genocide/60s Scoop/Residential schools.
The wreckage of my wife's Schwinn Meridian Adult Trike when she was hit by a Dodge Ram truck almost 5 years ago is enough for me and should be a bike safety ad.
I make my own simple sauces and a simple ginger mayo slaw(mayo, ginger powder and shredded cabbage). For tacos I use half chili powder, one quarter garlic powder and one quarter cumin.
Beautiful picture and it reminds me of Agawa Canyon, Ontario, Canada near Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario and across the border from Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, U.S.A. The entire area north and east such as Lake Superior Provincial Park is beautiful and I've never seen so many waterfalls.
Does cheaper mean 'SAFE'?? Only concrete bolstered separated bike lanes are 'SAFE' bike lanes which will save lives and severe injury like my wife endured.
Most American trucks and SUVs are nothing more than battering rams as my wife's 2 destroyed Schwinn Meridian type of adult trikes prove. Plus, the injuries from first being hit and millimetres from 2 cracked vertebrae paralyzing her for life. This is why bike lanes must have concrete bolsters.
And it has always been terrorists. Stealing land in the Sacred Black Hills and acts of Genocide.
Please, don't even joke about that. My wife WAS HIT by a Dodge Ram truck Sept. 8, 2021 cracking 2 vertebrae, lacerated liver, concussion, split upper lip and broken tooth.
My 'Sherlock' was everything to me and died last week after having a few strokes between March and a final one last week. I had taken him outside a few times a week for the past 11 or 12 years outside to our tiny backyard and to the street in my arms almost daily. If he squirmed we went inside.
My house sits on a tiny piece of land. Before I bought my house, I noticed my backyard and one of my adjacent neighbours' yard was like a child's wading pool after a moderate rainfall. My solution was to buy a dozen water-loving Cedar trees in gallon pots. Now 20 years later they keep our yards dry.