Updated.

So I'm late in the October keeping you up to date in theatre reviews and previews.
But here we are.

I reviewed the Soulocentric Showcase, as part of the Soulocentric Festival.

Soulocentric features creative layers.
This showcase featured different artists in different mediums. There were some great and some not so great.

Kathleen Doherty, promo image for the Soulocentric Festival

Humble

All of the past remembrance days, since I've been out of University, I've worked. I got a day off as a trade off, but I always missed not being in grade school and going to a ceremony. This year I could have gone with David to a ceremony, but I decided that in honour of Remembrance Day, I was going to go to Lunchbox Theatre's presentation of Jake's Gift.
The play is a one woman show about a war veteran who returns to the shores of Normandy for the 60th anniversary of D-Day. He meets a charming 10 year old girl who brings out the charm in him.

Collaborative

Though I stopped running a business of dog sitting for the past year, so that I could focus on writing and the arts and marketing, I do favours for friends every once in a while. So for the past two weeks I've been dog sitting in Bridgeland. (For Mandy, actually).
My friend Erin is also in that neighbourhood, so we've been walking dogs at the off leash park.
Which has led me to really notice that the geese are flying south.