When it rains, it pours they say. Over the last few days, it poured in Rhode Island to the tune of 9 inches. If it were snow, we’d have more than 7 feet. In fact, more rain has fallen in … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: March 2010
On the road again!
Packing my life into two suitcases has become one of my favorite pastimes. And “on the road again” has become one of my most frequented mantras. Early tomorrow morning, I’ll hit the road and move from Toronto (I hope you … Continue reading
Read breaktheillusion.com on your smartphone.
Attention iPhone, Blackberry and Palm Pre users! I’m tickled pink to announce that my blog is now sporting a sleek, sexy and vastly improved mobile feed. Check it out today and become a believer.
The universe ate my resume.
Six weeks ago, I came across a part-time job opening at an amazing, spiritually-aligned organization that was looking to vamp up its online presence. When I read the job description, I was certain that this job was written for me; … Continue reading
Touching strangers.
“Reach out and touch someone,” was telecommunication giant AT&T’s award-winning tag line during the 1980s. But as it turns out, the likely outcome of reaching out and touching someone is a sexual harassment lawsuit. This day and age, humans have … Continue reading
Welcome to Leslieville, Toronto.
Perched atop one of Toronto’s main arteries, Leslieville is one of my new favorite neighborhoods; Leslieville did a wonderful job of capturing my heart and satisfying my palate – which are really one in the same. I embarked on the … Continue reading
The FML Epidemic and the LML Antidote.
Unless you’ve been living under a snowball on the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard, you’ve probably heard the expression “f**k my life” or its “FML” abbreviation. It’s popular with the kids (there are even blogs dedicated to it); here are a … Continue reading
Talky blog: GRINDR!
Click below to watch my talky blog about Grindr:
I don’t want to grow up!
“You can only be young once. But you can always be immature.” – Dave Barry
Relationships are not like hats or gloves: Monogamy, polygamy, our society and you.
Relationships are not like hats or gloves—there is no one-size-fits-all approach that works for all of us. Human beings are all very different. We have differing wants and needs, cultures, religions, goals, dreams and ideas. And despite this great diversity, … Continue reading