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gentle ranting skip to content home about me my book! proofreading ← older posts march 19, 2017 · 5:01 am stop touching my baby excuse me, but why do you think it’s okay to touch my baby? i know you mean well and my baby is super cute, but just because she’s a baby doesn’t mean it’s appropriate to invade her personal space. in greeting a stranger do you start with a caress of the cheek? soft fondling of the hand? a rubbing of the noses à la eskimo? my baby smiles in response to your cooing because she likes the attention, however she doesn’t know that the world is a dirty place and you are likely dirty too. don’t get me wrong, chances are you’re lovely and i do get a kick out of people wanting to interact with my child. in fact, when people are unmoved by a gorgeous baby like mine i think they’re probably sociopathic. like puppies, it should be impossible to look at a smiling baby and turn away in indifference. however, touching my baby is not cool. i don’t know you, and even if i did, i don’t know where you’ve been today. i don’t know if you touched that subway pole upon which someone just sneezed their unvaccinated snot. i don’t know if you’ve just licked your fingers at the first tinglings of a raging cold sore. plus, my baby has very little control of her faculties. she sucks everything: my shoulder, her feet, her fists…anything you put in front of her mouth. she doesn’t have the judgement to keep from grabbing your finger and trying to eat that, either. so just don’t. absolutely smile at my baby and try to make her laugh. coo at her and tell me how gorgeous she is. but keep your face and digits to yourself. advertisements leave a comment filed under uncategorized january 17, 2017 · 3:50 am leaky hunters i paid $165 for hunter rain boots about two years ago. it took me a long time to decide to buy them because i’m good with money and i always think do i really need this? but i loved them, i saw them everywhere, and i had bought much cheaper boots that had leaked, so i thought screw it! i’m getting hunters! and it’ll be a great investment because they’ll last a lifetime! after all, their supposed quality is what has plucked them from an old, well-respected brand to the trendy one that has emerged in the last several years. i wore my hunters pretty sparingly – realistically about once a month, and not for anything taxing. that is, they endured pretty light use. so imagine my rage when i was out immersing my feet in puddles with my toddler and felt my left sock get wet. hunter, are you kidding me?! rain boots. right? rain boots. how hard is it to make a boot that completely keeps out water? for more than a few dozen uses? that is their only function. so, i posted my irritation on facebook and several friends commented that their hunters have also leaked. this is unacceptable. it’s basically a shoddy product. it’s not just me and my over-use, scuffling my feet along rocky cliffs and a compulsive habit of kicking holly bushes. it’s routine, mild use. i contacted hunter and they said that they only honour a one-year warranty. i’d like to think the next pair would be different, but my small facebook sampling says otherwise. i’m sick of companies decreasing quality while increasing price. it disgusts me because it once again takes money from the little guy and gives it to the big guy. you suck, hunter. leave a comment filed under things tagged as boots , hunter , rain boots february 26, 2016 · 8:37 pm vancouver housing affordability complainers i just read an article in vancouver magazine about how bc liberals have “ picked their side – against affordability .” writer max fawcett talks about liberal mla laurie throness’ recent justification for his party’s obvious stance on the housing crisis (after presenting a budget last week that did as close to nothing about the affordability problem without actually doing nothing) when he said that people who can’t afford to live in vancouver should just live elsewhere. he also said that companies and the jobs they offer would end up following them. i, like fawcett, am scratching my head at this. so, who’s going to start this trend? who’s going to quit their job downtown, buy in abbotsford, and wait for the exodus of companies from the city to the suburbs? throness says he, too, couldn’t afford to live in vancouver so he sucked it up and bought in abbotsford without complaining. well, good, laurie, but you’re the mla for chilliwack-hope, so wouldn’t it make sense for you to live there? also, most people don’t pick the company they work for, the company picks them. that is, there are not so many oodles of jobs out there that one can afford to be picky and only take work that is within a certain radius of one’s home. how utterly absurd it would be for me or my husband to turn our noses up at a job because it’s not within a short commute. my husband has a one-hour commute to his job downtown. we bought a 35-year-old townhouse that far out because that’s what we could afford. however, buying in abbotsford would at least double that commute. and that’s if he were lucky enough to be able to take transit, which, of course, from abbotsford would be ridiculous. we bought our modest place eight years ago, and units like ours did not go up in value the way detached homes in the rest of the market went. fine. we were diligent to pay our mortgage and that’s a forced savings, so we have that equity. i don’t begrudge not having increased our equity by 100% because in any other market that would be an unreasonable expectation. and so should it be for any homeowner. those who have made huge gains in their home equity have simply won the real estate lottery. they did not, as christy clark says, “painstakingly” build the equity in their homes. she says that her government is not going to do anything that may compromise the equity homeowners enjoy. i have earned good money for years and “painstakingly” saved, been frugal, been actively and successfully involved in the stock market, been financially diligent…and yet my investment equity is down 30% since last year because of world markets. who’s going to prop up my rsp so that i don’t lose my equity? the housing market went up by 20% in metro vancouver in the last six months. so, even if the government took modest measures and the market corrected by as much, the vast majority of homeowners would not lose any equity that they didn’t receive in an artificial market in an absurdly short period of time. artificial, because true supply and demand means that average incomes in metro vancouver would be adequate to buy an average home. however, residents here have a median income of only around $70k. so, anyone who was lucky enough to have bought at least 15 years ago got a home for fair market value and has seen their equity grow since then at a rate that could not reasonably be expected with any other investment. if the market corrected so that their equity rose only 30% in the last decade instead of 100%, they would still enjoy a solid increase. the problem is that homeowners have stars in their eyes seeing how much their properties are now worth, so anything less than that will somehow feel like “losing”. they are not losing. they just wouldn’t get the great windfall. and it would only be a windfall if they were to sell and move to sparwood. your buying power is no greater just because your property went up in value. because who cares if you have ten million dollars’ equity in your home if every other home costs as much? further, a home is a long-term investment. anyone who “loses” equity today will be fine a decade (or typically longer) from now when they decide to sell. i don’t take much notice to my investment portfolio that’s down 30% because it’s supposed to be a decades-long investment. also, it’s the risk you take buying any investment. in addition to moving far out of the city, the government feels that people should just stop whining because it’s not everyone’s god-given right

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