In my last post, I mentioned that there were two people in the world whose loss I didn’t think I could handle. Now one of them has COVID.
Author: precariouswriter
I live in Calgary, Canada where I was born and raised, but I lived in Winchester, England for three years while in university.
When I was fourteen, I decided there weren’t enough books in the world and set out to make more. Since then, I’ve been writing non-stop and aim to work in the book industry.
I have two blogs:
PrecariousWriter.com is my personal blog where I'll write about anything.
PrecariousReader.com is book and writing-related posts including reviews, poems, short stories and articles.
Thoughts on Death
It is approximately the eleventh anniversary of the day I began writing my big bad book. It currently stands at 103,741 words. I might have finished it by now, but I haven’t written anything since Foxy died.
Marvin’s 2020 Birthday
This video gave me grief in editing, and as a result I was set back months for my vlogging schedule. Hopefully I figured it out and we won’t have that problem anymore.
Foxy: Obit
When we first got Foxy, we didn’t have furniture yet. My dad was in the process of moving out and my mom didn’t want a dog at her house, so I slept in my dad’s empty house with her.
Airing Out my Grievances
My part-time job is a bit of a drive, but I’ve never minded because nothing beats coming off a long shift and breathing in the clean air on the way to my car. Each breath feels like I’m getting triple the oxygen that I get in the city, and it feels so good.
Recent Film Things
I wanted to call this “A Summary of Every Film-Related Thing Happening in My Life in the Last Six Months” because that’s a more descriptive and enticing title, but it’s a bit long. Similar to the quite-long title of a movie I’m in called “Events Transpiring Before, During, And After A High School Basketball Game” which is coming out soon. Here’s the trailer:
Mother’s Day Vlog
Mother’s Day was one of the first times we left our house together in the pandemic since COVID-19 hit our city in March. Of course, I filmed it.
A Day in Heritage Park During a Pandemic
It’s Heritage day, and I went to Heritage Park a few weeks ago. Here’s how that went.
It’s the Little Things
Quarantine makes everything more exciting.
I Got My Hair Permed
Back at in September, I won a free “do-anything-you-want-with-your-hair” from a salon. Suggestions included a cut and dye, but I’m an actor and I prefer for my hair to remain its natural colour, so instead, in late October, I went and got a perm.
