I received a diffuser as one of my Christmas gifts despite owning one, however I failed to commit to using the one I had. I plugged my old one in for a few days, let it sit on my dresser in my bedroom empty for a while, then retired it to my drawer. The new … More Why You Should Own A Diffuser
It is likely rather apparent that I enjoy eating, considering how many posts I have created addressing the topic of food. I was curious to know what exactly happens to food as it passes through the body, and since my grade eleven biology class is not exactly coherent in my mind, I managed to come across … More Your Food’s Journey: A Memoir
With New Years Eve fast approaching I figured it would be appropriate to create a post addressing some common understandings of alcohol and determining whether they are fact or myth. Let’s begin with a highly recognized statement regarding alcohol consumption. Myth: Liquor before beer you’re in the clear, beer before liquor never been sicker. Fact: Turns … More Fact or Myth: Alcohol
My last post prompted me to consider how truly fascinated I am with paranormal studies and entities, and so I figured I would create a post addressing the concept of paranormal investigation and what exactly it entails. According to Wikipedia, ghost hunting may be categorized as a pseudoscience in which individuals observe and study seemingly haunted … More Paranormal Investigators
The other evening my family and I were watching a show on TLC that depicted the rather disturbing paranormal experiences of a woman isolated in her cabin in Alaska. The episode portrayed a woman living in a densely rural area independently and her encounters with an incredibly dark and furthermore demonic presence in her home, … More Smudging: A Native American Practice
It has come to my attention that within the past year or so there have been several cases of sexual violence involving a female who has been violated unwillingly by a male with such cases failing to receive appropriate judicial punishment in regards to the male perpetrator. It is arguable that the most recognized sexual violence … More The Lack of Severe Punishment in Contemporary Sexual Violence Crimes
Yesterday afternoon my mom showed me an article in Maclean’s magazine addressing the implications that can arise as a result of the poorly structured educational curriculum in Canada. Actually, I shouldn’t just claim that the academic system in Canada is flawed – it is flawed in a global context. The article explained how in school, … More The Unrealistic Teachings of Academic Curriculums
I can recall when I first registered with what are today’s most popular social media platforms. Twitter, Facebook and Instagram were all relatively new to me when I created an account with them when I was in grade nine or so (except Instagram, as I created an account with it when I was in grade … More The Prevalence of Immaturity Within Social Media
For quite some time now I have been catching snippets of articles and conversations addressing the countless benefits of citrus fruits. I decided to do some research of my own to learn what exactly citrus fruits have to offer, and I repeatedly come across six benefits. They are as follows (as mentioned on BestHealthMag.com): (1) … More The Many Benefits of Citrus Fruits
It is arguable that I am composing a post on the topic of bodily labor because my upcoming Gender and Politics exam will test me on the subject, however despite me having to know this knowledge it is a rather fascinating concept. Bodily Labor involves using the human body to engage in and enhance work. … More Bodily Labor
Over the course of my studies in university, I have come to the conclusion that asking for aid is one of the most beneficial things an individual can do in regards to succeeding academically. I refrained from seeking assistance from my professors throughout my first three years in school, and I wish I had come … More The Fear of Asking For Help
I often get the impression from persons who are unfamiliar with agriculture that they feel as though being a farmer fails to be an intense and dedicated occupation. Whether it be because said persons have never been exposed to agriculture or they are entirely ignorant regarding farming and what it entails, I always try my … More A Day in the Life of a Farmer
With the recent passing of Leonard Cohen, I deemed it appropriate to compose a post addressing his biography and who exactly he was as a Canadian icon. Cohen was born on September 21st 1934 and passed away on November 7th, 2016. He was known for being a Canadian painter, novelist, poet, musician, songwriter and singer. … More Profile: Leonard Cohen
My family and I live in Mount Pleasant, meaning we are within close proximity to a Native Reservation. The Native Reservation closest to us is approximately five minutes away, and living so close to such a culturally enriched area has been a really beneficial experience for me, personally. As I have mentioned numerous times before, I … More Indigenous Culture
