Alberta’s rapid growth and school space shortages in new neighbourhoods got me thinking again about how Edmonton has grown, and when we moved here. We chose to move to an older Edmonton neighbourhood (built in the late 60s) for a number of reasons. I think that anyone moving to Edmonton should really consider whether they really want to move to the city’s outer … [Read more...] about 10 reasons to move to an older Edmonton neighbourhood
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An alternative for Edmonton lottery homes
For years lottery homes have been a common way for certain charitable organizations to raise a large amount of funds. My wife and I enjoy checking out these lottery homes, seeing the different designs, construction techniques, materials and debating what we like/dislike about a particular home. We often buy tickets on them. In the past couple of years, as our children are … [Read more...] about An alternative for Edmonton lottery homes
Catalyst Theatre’s premiere of Hunchback at Citadel Theatre Edmonton
I was lucky enough to be able to attend Catalyst Theatre’s world premiere of Hunchback on Thursday at the Citadel Theatre in Edmonton. Hunchback is an adaptation of the Victor Hugo novel The Hunchback of Notre Dame. I wasn’t sure what to expect with this play, as I’m not normally a fan of musical anything. I was quite pleased with the production. I have to admit, I’ve never … [Read more...] about Catalyst Theatre’s premiere of Hunchback at Citadel Theatre Edmonton
Citadel Theatre play review – August: Osage County
When I got the invitation to go to the play August: Osage County at Edmonton’s Citadel theatre, my thoughts were mixed. I’ve attended plays in the past and really have never been that big of a fan of them. I thought about it and realized I’d never been to a professional play in a place like Edmonton, so I decided to go. I must say, I do not regret that decision one bit. … [Read more...] about Citadel Theatre play review – August: Osage County
Pondering photography
Lately I’ve been getting back to writing more often and getting out and taking photos, both things I love to do. Admittedly, it’s partially due to my participation in Empire Avenue, a kind of social media stock investing community/game. The more active you are, the higher your stock value will get. There’s nothing wrong with having a little motivation. Sometimes we forget … [Read more...] about Pondering photography