: About Me

I'm a young Canadian adult with a flair for the strange and bizarre. Not to mention world politics. One day I'll travel to all the unique places in the world. And on certain days in the future, I'll wait to see if the things I've dreamed of will come to pass. I have hundreds upon hundreds of dreams written down. Some day, they could be a book. Or maybe even a tv series. Now that would be a dream come true : )

Right now I'm a Co-Producer for the BC Renaissance Festival. I perform a kid's show, play a wandering character and sing in the pub sing. 2009 is going to be our 3rd year and I hope of course for it's success :)

I've also stepped into the film and television world with both feet and have started my journey along that wild and crazy path that suits me rather well. I'm glad for the support of my family and most of my friends. With that it's showing me that they agree with the path that I've chosen. Even my co-workers in my dayjob are fully supportive :)

The future looks bright and I'm ready for what it throws at me!

My passion is ...

my imagination

I know too much about ...

movies

My parents always told me ...

to enjoy my childhood to the fullest, and so I have :)

My childhood ambition ...

was to be an artist and I've maintained that goal!

My favorite memory ...

is so hard to choose. I'd say exploring the Queen Charlottes is one of them.

Why I write ...

to express myself and my opinions. It's great to have them heard :)

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

the sounds of the keys on my keyboard as I type this

My first job ...

working at the car wash!

My best moment ...

the day I married my husband :)

My inspiration ...

my many close friends and family that have walked in on my life

Politics, News & Issues > Politics in the Middle & Near East Is it humane to deny Israeli settlers the right to have children and build houses on Palestinian-claimed land?

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Imagine a world where Canada's population had become so vast that it can compete with the US.  Where their numbers in the military exceeded that of the US.  Now imagine that Canada wished to widen it's borders to accommodate it's growing population. Where else is there to go but south?  Sure there's Alaska in the north, but sustaining a growing population is easier to do in more livable climates.  Now as the border between Canada and the US is more of a line depicted by markers (no walls or visible boundaries in most areas), crossing over would be easy.  So imagine...

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