Mr. Trutherford

Thanks @jkenney !!! 🤬

people should be less mad about gas prices and more mad that they can’t live in their cities without relying on cars

I can pretend to be a morning person, I am a night person, but I am absolutely NOT an afternoon person. 😴

My 2nd Op-Ed ever: the potential risks/effects of premature unmasking, ignoring ventilation and "#COVID19 is over! Take off all masks now" narratives for #HealthcareWorkers & #immunecompromised Canadians. @TorontoStar @OBrien_IPH thestar.com/opinion/contri…

Practicing a little self care and a little hygge this am, drinking coffee in a comfy chair, under a warm blanket, watching the snow fall on the street in front of my house. Trying not to think about how I’ll have to get out there and shovel it right away.

@MikeVivianYEG Definitely a contributing factor, yes.

@rctrutherford I can’t help but feel like the items noted below had something to do with this…

Today, 7am looked exactly the same as 2am. How do I know? I was awake for both.

I thought I was hungry after I got home this evening. However, after eating all the leftover veggies from dinner, a drumstick (ice cream), a handful of tortilla chips, and a bowl of cereal, I’ve realized all I really wanted was a hot cup of tea.

Hulu is thawing Futurama out for yet another revival series dlvr.it/SJhfwZ

A huge milestone for our city! 🏙️ #yeg edmonton.ctvnews.ca/edmonton-surpa…

This feels early, even for Kenney #ableg #covid19ab

@schill_dawg This January has felt like a thousand Januaries. I’ll be very happy to see the calendar flip tomorrow!

It's fitting that what feels like the longest January ever ends on a Monday.

Tick, tick…BOOM was that film.

I kind of miss going to see a really good film in the theatre. Not like a blockbuster or anything (which is my usual fare) but one where you go in with no expectations and are totally blown away.

Can we all agree that this January has felt like the hardest month of the pandemic?

RT if you agree that a single day sponsored by a corporation is not a substitute for the free & equitable #mentalhealth care services that our governments should actually be providing for us all year.

Acting like the pandemic is almost over is why the pandemic is not almost over.