Station 51! I remember that!

On my goodness she's cute!

I’m twenty years into a technical track engineering career, and four years into a job I absolutely love. It’s not in anything super high tech and I don’t have a graduate degree. I’ll also never be a VP. And a couple of years ago I was feeling vaguely down about the state of my career. I’d once thought I wanted to work…

Best of luck with the interviews!

Ugh. My sympathies to you. Mine started just as I went on days off this week. I’m getting in sight of fifty now, and I’m sure someone promised me menopause, but I swear my cycle is shorter and more regular now than it's ever been.

Okay. I admit that I am old and kind of reclusive. I spend half my life in a northern work camp, and the other half hanging out at home with my kidlings, who are so deprived as to not have cellphones. All of which is to say that although I have heard of Pokemon Go, I had not actually seen it.

That picture looks more like a still from a movie than a real picture of a family. Aliens have invaded earth, and though seemingly benign at first, they have now shown themselves to be cruel overlords bent on enslaving humankind. Genuis but humble physicist has stepped up as leader of a rebel faction, building a…

I haven’t seen “Taking Charge of Your Fertility”. If sounds informative, and gets good reviews, but 560 pages?sheesh!

Her hands. Her fucking hands! This is one of the most horrible things I've heard of.

I expect he stacked them very gracefully, but that seems a waste of Mikhail Baryshnikov.

I remember this!

I have no idea what this is from, but now I’m going to have to find it and watch it.

There’s a dairy in Sicamous, BC that makes the creamiest ice cream I’ve ever tasted. Especially their chocolate silk flavour.

Espresso flake. It’s ice cream, with chocolate and coffee. That is perfection right there.

LOL. :-)

Now I, on the other hand, can find a story in just about anything. I once went to see a ballet production of Anne of Green Gables. The dancers were all in basic nude-ish looking leotard things, and it was all very modern dance-ish. But I gamely tried to follow the story and sort out which characters the dancers…

Evidently, yes.

So, everyone - what’s your recommendation for the best ice-cream, and where?

It doesn’t meet this standard, but Toronto’s RC Harris Water Treatment Plant is pretty cool. Michael Ondaatje’s novel, “In the Skin of a Lion” includes a lot of detail about its construction.

Yes, but I bet they'd still them to you!