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Yes, I Have a Problem
At 3am in Las Vegas, vomiting Asian Lettuce Wraps and Don Julio tequila into a hotel bathrobe, four words came through my drunken fog loud and clear: I need to stop. Four little words that I recognized, even in the … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Grief and Mourning, Health and wellness, Travel, USA
Tagged alcoholism, drinking too much, epiphanies, facing problems, grief and drinking
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Me and the Great Big Ocean
Another New Year’s Eve approaches. Another, likely futile, attempt on my part to stay up until midnight. This year Prez and I are in the same place, with the same people, as the year before. Nothing has changed and everything … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Friends, Grief and Mourning, Life, Ocean, Travel
Tagged Bahamas, Key Largo, New Year's resolutions, New Years 2016, surviving a bad year
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The Road
You say, “The Road won’t win this time. I will nail my feet to the ground. I will hold fast. I will be normal.” You make plans and you imagine yourself the star of a movie where nothing changes and … Continue reading
Posted in Baja - Mexico, Grief and Mourning, Love, Travel, USA
Tagged life on the road, nomads, road trips
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Creepy Creepers and How Not to Be One
While doing some housekeeping behind the scenes of these Coconut Chronicles, I stopped to read some of my old posts (I swear I’ll get around to re-formatting them some day). Overlooking some of the more egregious grammatical errors, it was … Continue reading
Say Anything?
One of my favourite television shows of all time is the Twilight Zone—both the original and the 1980’s reboot. Along with a good dose of SFF, the series often tackled philosophical questions in settings divorced from our current reality, which … Continue reading
Happy
I had this idea for a really long blog post about how I’ve been having more and more moments of happiness lately and how I can finally feel the magic power of time starting to do its thing. I thought … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Grief and Mourning, Health and wellness
Tagged grief, happiness, puppies
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Mind Killer
What scares you? Not in the big, metaphorical sense but in an immediate, palm-sweating, heart racing kind of way. Spiders? Heights? Water? In Frank Herbert’s classic novel, Dune, fear is described as “the mind killer”. There is some truth in … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Environment, Health and wellness, Life, Love, Nature & Environment, News and politics, Ocean, Travel
Tagged Conquering fear, fear is good, illogical fear, Syrian refugees
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Here and There
Unlike some other adoptees, who grew up under a cloud of abandonment issues, my “rootless” status always left me with a feeling of absolute possibility. My borders were not defined. I did not look at my parents and see my … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Health and wellness, Nelson - British Columbia, Travel
Tagged Campbell River BC, grief, moving while grieving, Nelson BC
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Not Alone
“No man is an island entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main…” ~ John Donne, Meditation 17, Devotions upon Emergent Occasions When I lived in Costa Rica, ants were among … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Health and wellness, Life, Nature & Environment
Tagged dependence, grief and community, importance of community, individualism, Worldcon
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A Short Rant About This Thing That Makes Me Want To Scream
Have you seen this little “gem” floating around social media? If you’re a woman, did it make you feel better about yourself? Did you read this and think, “See, all these little flaws are okay because I’m a woman and … Continue reading



