January was a strange month. It started out in one of my favorite places with some of my favorite people Ottawa, with my friends from Augustine College. I returned to Toronto to face a few realities though. First among these realities was that 2009 was not the best year of my life, not even close.
I have spent the last two days in Quebec at Mont Tremblant celebrating my cousin's upcoming nupitals aka bachelor party. We spent the better part of today skiing. I grabbed these shots in that fun.
I would love to explain the week I just had, but I'd rather not turn this into a forum for my personal life. Suffice to say it has been bonkers. I'm now sitting on my bed looking at my non-working screen and realizing that my computer really does have to go in. I'm not sure
Well it is another year. Hard to believe that 2009 is now over. This time I'm writing the resolutions down. I've read enough people who say if you just think it you don't do it. I'll throw the one resolution that matters to this sphere up here. I'm going to write four posts a week.
I am in Nova Scotia right now, Antigonish specifically. I am here to have the X-Ring, from St. Francis Xavier University, conferred on me. I have always found it strange that when a lot of things start happening in my life, I end up blogging/writing less. I guess when you are spending time out in
Word Count: 0 National November Writer's Month has begun. Technically it began yesterday. In my usual way, I have yet to begin. I'm just deciding what to write a novel about. I have a couple of notebooks full of ideas, but I think I have something a little newer I would like to try. Which
I'm trying to seize the day, really, just not on Mondays. Mondays are a hard day to seize. Even if you love what you do, you just had a couple of days to do what you want with. Sure there were responsibilities around the house you probably had to attend to. But you didn't have
Ever since I read Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere I dream of adventures below cities.
Welcome to liamkinnon.com, my brand new website. A while back I asked my Dad to reserve liamkinnon.com before somebody else did. I asked him about it this past weekend and on Monday I got an email informing me to head over to liamkinnon.com and login. Because we're using Wordpress.org, I don't have to go through
I would love to write more. I would love to put provocative, witty, and intelligent posts up on a daily basis. I just can't. I think it is because I take blogging seriously. If bloggers are going to be taken seriously then to a certain extent we have to take this thing we