Day 20: Iβm looking forward to resuming winter sports π·
Day 20: Iβm looking forward to resuming winter sports π·
Day 19: Mirror in a lake π·
Morning arising π·
Day 18: Lucy is finished for the day π·
Day 17: No need for a compass when hiking in the city, just follow the sound of traffic π·
Day 16: Rotation π·
Day 15: Ethereal π·
Day 14: My favourite wheels as a kid π·
Day 13: Lucy is a couch animal π·
Day 12: Rock legends π·
Day 11: Hygge π·
Statistics Canada has a wealth of data that are essential for good public policy. Often a good third of my analytical scripts are devoted to accessing and processing data from the Statistics Canada website, which always seems like a waste of effort and good opportunity for making silly errors. So, I was keen to test out the cansimpackage for R to see how it might help. The quick answer is “very much”.
Day 10: The bridges of my morning run π· πββοΈ






Day 9: Swinging through the trees is safe with this gear on π·
Day 8: A benefit of a twilight run is that the sidewalks are clear π·
Day 7: Spice π·
Day 6: Street π·
Day 5: The toys are watching, always π·
Although A Desolation Called Peace by Arkady Martine isn’t as remarkable as A Memory Called Empire, I still really enjoyed it. Some of the enjoyment was momentum from the first book. I also liked the mystery of the aliens and the exploration of shared memories and awareness π
Day 4: Sharp dressed boy π·