Lynette Reid
@lynettereid
Assoc Prof Bioethics, Dalhousie University. Co-Editor, Public Health Ethics.
Very nice to have my machine back but it's still leaking, so its third trip of 2026 to the espresso machine hospital coming up. 😢 The reason you buy a Rancilio is build quality, right?
People sit on furniture all the time. Move along. Nothing to see here. #caturday
The algorithms finally have me figured out. (The Poshmark text offers me the wardrobe of my dreams and the picture is of an old pair of lace up climbing shoes, in case that's cropped out!)
Public Health Ethics enjoys a substantial increase in impact factor in 2025. Treating myself to a celebration cake at ArtCan! Congrats to the whole editorial team and all the authors and the founders (to be tagged in the comments) #publichealthethics #cakesky
A little nature to help us all breathe. Cape Blomidon, Mi'kma'ki, at low tide.
iPhones weren't that great at indoor pictures on that night 17 years ago when I got tickets 24 hours and 10 ft away from the Obamas' at the Kennedy Center. Fingers crossed that the structure survives the destructive forces that are in power now.
I knew last year when I was signing up for abode pro (to try to solve a problem editing with a colleague) that I would live to regret it. I forgot to scrutinize my credit card after cancelling. And discovered the cancellation fee when I did. If you call to complain they will remove some charges.
When the AI bubble is over we will remember it as a collection of pop-ups that got between us and what we actually wanted to do but couldn't be dismissed.
With the ban on hiking in the woods it feels like summer never happened.
I have a fantasy that this is a field of kohlrabi getting ready for me to eat all winter. It's probably cabbage though.
I moved to Canning six months ago, but here's my first low tide walk since then. Time flies.
The Merritt Gibson Memorial Library in Canning NS all ready to defend against territorial expansion!
It's #arthangingsaturday to connect with powerful images and prepare for the present and future. Thank you to artist Monique Silver for this work.
Before we even got beyond Microsoft offering a bunch of white hands raised, or able-bodied men figures, when you type in "diversity"--they've come after DEI with such anger. Snowflakes. (These are literally the first two design ideas I get from PowerPoint when I type in "diversity".)
Amazing turnout at a #blackhistorymonth event at the Canning NS Lion's Club. History of Gibson Woods. A good moment in troubling times.