So, I know this post is a little late to be announcing my goals for this year (and I haven’t posted for about 3/4 year), but better late than never – and I was working on some of my goals … Continue reading
To my Canadian readers – a guest post from my mother: This is something that I feel quite strongly about and we are asking for your support. I was on the policy panel last year that came out with a … Continue reading
So, it’s been a while. Since early May, in fact. Sorry about that, and hi, everyone! I hope life has been treating you as well as it’s been treating me. This is going to be a fairly long post, which … Continue reading
So, it’s the new year. Happy 2014, everyone! And yes, I know – I haven’t updated since the end of November. There are a few reasons for this.
Been a while, huh? Well, couple of things to update. First of all, unfortunately, didn’t complete Camp NNWM in July, either; ended up getting sick (again) and couldn’t focus. The fact that it was hot out (see my rant about … Continue reading
I have now posted my Autism Positivity Day 2013 blog post on My Other Blog. Please, please go over and read it (if you haven’t already, that is!); and if you feel you can, please contribute. We need to get … Continue reading
Just came back from my visit to the doctor (GP). During said visit, I was informed that “storage iron” was not what I thought it was. It turns out it has nothing to do with low iron anemia, the way … Continue reading
First of all, welcome, everyone, to the new site for tag’s Haven. I’d like to thank you all for following me here. Please, feel free to subscribe to my posts – the link is in the sidebar, just under my … Continue reading
Tonight, WAMUN (the Women’s Association Memorial University of Newfoundland) presented a talk by Dr. Jane Green on Medical Genetic Research. I was lucky enough that I sat at the same table as Dr. Green for the potluck dinner. We had … Continue reading
Well, it’s been an exciting and surprising quick week for me this week. Third week of training for work (three more to go, and we’re down to six people, from eight), and we had our first weekly assessment on Tuesday. … Continue reading