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Caught a drive-by view of the DATS van in e-town.. The adapted transit system here. Looks pretty standard.

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March 16, 2014

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Huge shout out to @bluemetropolisbleu for having us and @guernicaeditions and @officialqwf for putting this book together

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WE ARE AT THE PARK. AND I WAS NOT SUPPOSED TO GET MUDDY. BUT I AM SO MUDDY. IT IS IMPORTANT. TO SET REALISTIC GOALS

Yay!!! My first Montreal literature festival! A poem I wrote back at the beginning of the pandemic is in this book, called Chronicling the Days! There's a launch event for it on April 29 as part of the Blue Metropolis literature festival 🙂 thanks to curator Rachel McCrum, the @officialqwf , and @guernicaeditions for including my words in this project

It wasn't the right time to take a selfie next to my van and the technician doing the measurements on it..... BUT! I got to see my van mid-adaptation in alllllll it's glory and I am so so excited to come back in a month or so and drive it out of here all the way hooooommmme!!!!

Just finished this gem of a book, Rebent Sinner, by @ivancoyote while sipping from my @cityofwhitehorseyt mug. Thanks for sharing your stories Ivan, I appreciate your work so much!

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