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Hi there! I am Marc Phillippe Babineau, a Maritimer by birth and in heart (Canadian), and I was a Senior Technical Writer and Training Specialist for Atlantis Aerospace, in Brampton, Ontario. Here, I wrote technical manuals and wrote and taught training platforms

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Creative Writing > Memoirs Memoirs: Death: 4 of 42
He touched me in a way no other possibly could. He could sense my emotions, and act in a manner that would change my mood for the better. He knew if I wanted companionship, exercise or just to lay down. If I needed to be cuddled, he was there for me, actually pulling me in towards his hairy, smooth chest. His strength, inner... More..
Creative Writing > Memoirs Memoirs: Your best fishing stories: 5 of 38
Camping and fishing were the foremost activities that I lived for before I became disabled. One of my best fishing stories started in about 1990, when we were camping in the Honey Harbour area of Georgian Bay, in Lake Huron, near Bracebridge, Ontario, while I was working for an aerospace firm in Brampton, just outside of Tor... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Feeling lost: 96 of 720
Where am I? How did I get here? What have I become? And who am I to be? Feeling free was how I used to be. Until I got lost in a sea of transparency. I thought it was me, But it was who I thought you wanted me to be. I looked for myself, But I could not see Where it was I came from And who I was to be. I wish I could tell Wh... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Finding yourself: 47 of 255
I was wondering where I was the other day. Who am I, what have I become? Where am I? Who am I? What shall I become? Do? BE? ME? I don't know. Reaching out in the dark, Almost got a piece of my shirt, Last time I tried to flee me I ended up face first in the dirt. I don't know who I am, Because I don't know where to look, I a... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Help wanted: 20 of 79
Help Wanted. A sign in a window. An ad in a paper. An offer from a friend or relative. Help Wanted, just in Time. Too long without Work. Bills and Depression are both building up. I reply to all. I sit at home and I wait for the call. But for now, there is a quiet phone in the hall. Help Wanted, but not for all. Help Wanted.... More..
Creative Writing > Memoirs Memoirs: My Pit Bull: 17 of 56
Cuda, a North American Pit Bull Terrier, was the most well behaved and trained dog that I had ever had the pleasure to share a home with. I have had Golden Retreivers, a Beagle, poodles growing up, a Dalmation and a few mixed-breeds, but Cuda was a dog unto herself. She was so well trained that I could say "get the hat", and... More..
Creative Writing > Memoirs Testimonies: Nightmare Canadian camping trips: 1 of 3
My big brother and I always took two weeks off in the middle of summer from our jobs, in order to go to the farthest reaches of civilization in Northern Canada to camp and fish. We timed it for right after the ice-out (when the ice leaves the rivers, James Bay and Hudson's Bay). We were camping up in Northern Quebec, on the ... More..
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: Warnings on consumer products: 1 of 3
Warnings on consumer products can run from quite scary to extremely hilarious, to say the least. In order for a gentlemen, let's assume past retirement age, who wants to "be with" his wife, there are many pills out there, some more famous for their color or advertising, and some more famous for their nearly endless listing o... More..
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: Top 10 things I want most: 17 of 48
The thing that I want the most is good health, and the ability to enjoy it for a few hundred years. Let's face it, fifty to eighty years is just not enough time to raise a family, spend ten or twenty years in each varying climate, see the world, and enjoy the wonders of the Earths' natural beauties. And the scenery too. So, ... More..
Creative Writing > Memoirs Testimonies: The smallest place I called "home": 4 of 9
Embarrassingly, I have to admit that I had lived in a friend's garage for rather close to a Year, although it felt a lot longer than that, after being laid off from an Aerospace firm in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. I was living in a rather huge farm-style house on the edge of Brampton, with a full wall-sized rear window overlo... More..