Opinion

Finding something great to wear for parties which are happening all month long in December can be tedious. I usually log onto Pinterest to find inspiration for new looks that's compatible with what's available in my closet.

It’s a memory from many years ago, of me running late at night on a dark suburban street. Two women were walking ahead in the same direction. As I stomped past them on the sidewalk, one muttered, “Oh my God” in deflated horror.

On Nov. 12, three days before the municipal election, the Vancouver Sun ran an editorial attacking the Vision-dominated school board and chair Patti Bacchus for their refusal to accept money from the “Chevron Fuel Your School program.

With Oxford Dictionaries recently declaring “vape” as its word of the year for 2014, K&K started thinking of all the words and phrases that inundated our lives in the past year that we’d like to do away with.

Re: “Need for new knee worth all the aches and pains,” Nov. 26.

Re: “Motorists must take more responsibility for road safety,” Nov. 28.

During the recent election campaign there was considerable discussion about the cost of living in Vancouver and the respective roles of government and private sector in delivering affordable housing.

Time for some post-election housekeeping. I know, I know, it’s a little late. But I took some time off after the big vote to cool off my typing fingers.

The NDP Opposition spent hours criticizing the bill that imposes a tax regime on any liquefied natural gas plants that open in B.C. Then they voted in favour of it.