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International Women’s Strike – Muskoka

By Kathleen MayMarch 24, 2017March 10, 2018

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Video: Cogeco Interview for International Women’s Strike

By Kathleen MayMarch 7, 2017March 10, 2018

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An Overview of the Women’s Movement in 2016

By Kathleen MayDecember 10, 2016March 10, 2018

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Unbelievably divine lunch in Barrie at Arabesque with @nancyosborne_igotthis.

Absolutely love that one of my favourite stores @sustainecostore is right beside the laundromat. Enjoying both a coffee and a tea in between loads.

Lots of new updates to my healthcare journey. So grateful for my community, my healthcare system, and my body. Link in ➡ bio

A thought from the brilliant @alliechisholmsmith - might illness be stillness? Something I need to think about. Does it make sense to power through as if I'm superhuman, as if there is a free-and-clear other side of this thing? Or is it a time to go inward, go deeper, not more, just me.

Layers! We got your layers! #hospitalfashion

This gets more annoying every time I have to do it! Eventually if my health dictates it, I'll end up taking the trickier ones out. Colonoscopy checked out fine - no bowel cancer to worry about! Back to the drawing board, but still really good news.

So grateful to my friend Jay for not only building me a woodshed, but delivering it, reassembling it, and filling it up with a cord of wood! This is going to make my winter so much more bearable. Here's me placing the very first piece of wood. 🔥 💛

Brent Crater in Algonquin. Only discovered about 70 years ago but occurred half a million years ago! There's so much about our earth we just don't know.

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Check out this absolutely ostentatious tree! On the Limestone Trail at Brent Campground in Algonquin. 🏕

The boardwalk at the bottom of Brent Crater in Algonquin Park, leading out to Lake Tecumseh, a lake so alkaline that acid rain doesn't affect it.

It was a little chilly some mornings at the campsite but nothing like camp chores to warm you up!

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