When my former PR professor, Kerry Ramsay, let people know that she would be taking a brief sabbatical from her program at Loyalist College, I knew she was up to something. She’s always up to something (good somethings; creative somethings). I wouldn’t have guessed that opening a store was going to be the something she read more
Tag Archives: women
Miss Representation: Thoughts and opinions on a powerful message
January 24, 2012 – 5:04 pm
Back when I was in Florida, I received a text from my friend, Sarah. The text was to inform me that, as soon as possible, I needed to check out a documentary called “Miss Representation“. We’re always sharing and recommending content we stumble upon that we think the other will appreciate, but there was something read more
On Being a Woman on International Women’s Day
March 8, 2011 – 11:22 pm
I am the first of three children and the only daughter in the mix. For all of the bonuses that come with being an eldest child, the role comes with its share of responsibility too. Adding the “only daughter” factor to the mix just makes the equation that much more interesting. I was raised by read more
BlissDom Canada: Day 2 (afternoon)
November 4, 2010 – 9:46 am
Session #2: Blogging for Social Action, Community and Empowerment: The Beauty of the Butterfly Effect [Ed note: This session was amazing and I’m all excited and WOW. I’ll be posting about this one again in more detail because I just have SO MUCH TO SAY! That is all…] Erica Ehm of the Yummy Mummy Club read more
All That and a Bunch of Bliss
October 31, 2010 – 11:06 pm
Well friends, BlissDom Canada has officially come to an end and, as sad as we are to see it go, we’re just glad to have been a part of the experience! In our third and final video documenting our time at the conference, Candice and I reflect on our last day and our key take-aways read more
