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posted Monday, December 13, 2021
Hi Pigeon! Times are changing, and I must wonder if big media keeping up with the changing times? You are sitting there saying to yourself, “What do you mean Geri?” We have companies hiring Diversity and Inclusion Managers, we have slogans like “ALL IN EQUITY,” we have demands on companies to be more inclusive, with […]
posted Tuesday, April 19, 2016
So The Ginger Menace and I have opened the doors to a familiar bereavement ridden friend, Captain Grief. The same way I birthed my little superhero over a 42hr period, similarly I brought forth this bawling, dirty mouthed being and wrote my blog The High Flying Adventures of Captain Grief! The Menace is not too pleased. When she […]
posted Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico’s only beach destination with a gayborhood, La Zona Romantica, will be hosting its annual LGBT pride festival from May 16th to 30th, 2016, under the motto “We are one family.” With an estimated arrival of 15,000 national and international visitors to Puerto Vallarta in 2015, the celebration is the largest LGBT festival […]
posted Saturday, March 5, 2016
There are books that talk about self-care in meaningful ways and then there are books which actually make good on the promises they make about how helpful they will be. “Time for Me” by Ruth Fishel happens to be one of these books and I couldn’t help but share with you. When it made it […]
posted Wednesday, February 24, 2016
The newest addition to the Rogers Media specialty portfolio, VICELAND launches Monday, Feb. 29, featuring hundreds of hours of cutting-edge, authentic programming developed and produced by the young creative minds that are the heart and soul of VICE. VICELAND will launch with a full slate of prime-time shows, including Gaycation with Canada’s Ellen Page and […]
posted Wednesday, January 27, 2016
I lay on the stretcher, heartbeat fading in and out, the nurses in ER unable to find my pulse. Slipping in and out of consciousness, I was struggling to understand what was happening between being awake and falling back into the blackness that slowly blanketed my vision before fading the world out completely. The nurse […]
posted Monday, January 4, 2016
Manhattan’s West Village’s winding, tree-lined cobblestone streets, beautiful brownstones buildings, trendy boutiques, and cozy restaurants are commonplace in this intimate neighborhood below 14th Street. Birthplace of the modern gay rights movement and home to the narrowest house in NYC, the West Village is steeped in fascinating history. For a more intimate travel experience, […]
posted Tuesday, December 1, 2015
Many Canadian parents save in an RESP for the purpose of funding their children’s post-secondary education. The federal government will contribute up to a maximum $7,200 towards each child’s post-secondary education provided you save $36,000, making the total available $43,200 (assuming your investment doesn’t lose any money and/or growth remains flat). Like an RRSP or […]
posted Sunday, November 15, 2015
Last week I talked a little bit about power and how we give it away, but the question remains as to what can we do to keep power? How do we feel empowered and stand in our strength? I’m a fan of simplicity and a few actions that cover many bases, which is why I […]
posted Tuesday, November 3, 2015
The Galicia region of Spain is often overlooked for the more frequented tourist destinations of Madrid and Barcelona, however there are many surprises in order for those willing to venture off the beaten path. The charming coastal city of Vigo has a sordid history dating back to Medieval times, and today it’s home to a […]
