A one-woman act who plays various characters in a complex story of childhood innocence, racial tension, and lifelong discovery.
It has been a long time since i've been so thoroughly impressed by a performance such as this one. A rare gift and a must see!
Yesterday i had the delight of meeting Mr. Grimsey, the father of one of my longtime childhood friends. He was here on the Island on business and had the evening free.
I picked him up in his posh resort and we went to Little Qualicum Falls for a lovely hike.
We then had a nice dinner on the beachfront. We chatted the entire time and it was really the first time that i can remember having had such a long conversation with him. We would only ever really exchange pleasantries, and growing up, it would be "Oh, Bonnie's here!" or "It's Bonnie on the phone!"
So what a pleasure it was to share some time with him and listen to some thoughtful wisdom from someone who has been a part of my life, if only on the periphery, but who has seen me grow up. Thank you.
After his last exam, he took the opportunity to be with his family on a narrowboat canal holiday in England. From what I've heard and the few pictures I've seen, it looks like quite the relaxing kind of holiday, slow-paced and serene.
Our home was quiet at first with just me in it, but when i look around me, I see how we have filled it with our memories and joy and it is just simply brimming with loud declarations of our love.
Matt returns to Canada on Sunday and I will be waiting anxiously at Victoria airport, arms wide open.