Steffani [Scary Name Here] Cameron 🇨🇦
@snarkysteff.bsky.social
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I do words. Canadian, so… funny-ish? Victoria, BC. Foodie. Oxford commas. Anti-Nazi. Antifa. Pro-science. Once sold everything to play nomad for 4+ years & 25 countries. Worth it. She/her. Loathe rage-bait. Team FuckYou/MakeMe. Free Palestine.
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snarkysteff.bsky.social
Prepping before the game for dinner. Might start cooking shortly. I find when I’m in recovery mode from anything, I have a voracious appetite and I’ve been hungry all day despite a huge breakfast and snack since 10:30.

The plan is a chicken breast with mushroom sauce and some baked potatoes.
Chopped mushrooms, thyme, fresh bay, minced red onion on a cutting. Board
snarkysteff.bsky.social
Looking for an uplifting movie, I found this ditty about the demise of Hitler — made by the Germans.

Reviews are excellent.
Downfall (2004) ⭐ 8.2 | Biography, Drama, History
2h 36m | R
www.imdb.com
snarkysteff.bsky.social
Yep. The longer it takes, the worse the bloodletting gets.
snarkysteff.bsky.social
When your gut instincts tell you something more serious is going on, don’t delay going to get it checked out.

Healthcare is a human right.

Canadians need to remember this.

I’m grateful I’m Canadian on this Thanksgiving weekend.

I plan to continue voting like it.

Happy Thanksgiving.
snarkysteff.bsky.social
So this weekend I am grateful to be on the mend. I strongly believe had my gut not told me my wrist was not just a sore muscle on Friday, that I’d be in the hospital with sepsis now.

I have no clue how I got cellulitis in my wrist — no puncture wounds — but antibiotics have made a huge difference.
snarkysteff.bsky.social
We are only at the front tip of a not huge, but seemingly malevolent rain system.

I feel like tossing cookies, and my head is throbbing.

Barometer is plunging. Buckle up, #yyj. Good time to get inside for the day.
snarkysteff.bsky.social
That’s okay — “just saying”and all. :)
snarkysteff.bsky.social
So anyhow, no flights planned in the foreseeable future, and certainly not near the Hudson, it is time for Sully.

But Eastwood does something no one knows how to do anymore: Tells a complex story over two timeframes while shorting the viewer on neither in a mere 95 minutes.
snarkysteff.bsky.social
I cannot tell you how many times people used to tag me with “Leaving on a Jet Plane” when I spoke of the next leg of a trip, whatnot.

And I’m like HE DIED IN A FUCKING PLANE CRASH, YOU MUPPET.

Honestly, some people wouldn’t understand the concept of “superstitions” if a dictionary fell on them.
snarkysteff.bsky.social
I was not expecting to be emotional mush midway through Sully.

Say what you will about Clint Eastwood, but he is an astounding director. He was fucking 86 when he directed this.

My first viewing. Refused to watch or listen to movies/music about plane crashes while I was a nomad.
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This is such suberb journalism, and it is so hard to do right.

First, you have to find out about the incident, and have the instinct and experience to know it will make a story worthy of putting in the paper. Something that reflects and represents larger issues.

www.nytimes.com/2025/10/12/u...
She Despised Charlie Kirk. He Resolved to Make People Like Her Pay.
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snarkysteff.bsky.social
I hope the Francophones are on this like a dog on a bone.

Wow. That’s not even subpar. How embarrassing.
snarkysteff.bsky.social
So many of those conversations for so many years. “Crestfalling” is the word for how that’s gone.

I think we’re more cognizant of Canadian identity this fall than we’ve been in my lifetime. I hope we keep a strong grip on who we are — and why.

We have begun a good thing. We can make it better.
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jrobson.bsky.social
Years ago, a family member relayed a story of speaking to Americans about the Canadian Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

One of them asked: "YOU have Thanksgiving in Canada? What do you have to be thankful for?" This was in the 1990s, no MAGA or Trump in politics.

SO thankful to be Canadian, always.
a sign that says happy thanksgiving with maple leaves in the background
ALT: a sign that says happy thanksgiving with maple leaves in the background
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snarkysteff.bsky.social
These people — Trump on down — got where they are from “shuckin & jivin,” as the saying goes.

They don’t believe in expertise. They think agriculture is “plant, water, harvest” & their ignorance is a death knell to US agriculture.

You should listen to people like @sarahtaber.bsky.social.
snarkysteff.bsky.social
I just watched a minute or so of this but, being Canadian, it’s not my circus, so I’m gonna share it.

But I said MONTHS ago to look at Chairman Mao. His system made prisoners of everyone they hated — professors, artists, etc — & forced into labour.

30 to 150 million people died of starvation.
sarahtaber.bsky.social
If you've been thinking "How are they gonna run their farms after Trump arrests their workers?"

don't worry, they planned ahead for that 💀

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ICE Raids Are Only Half The Story
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snarkysteff.bsky.social
Sure, but I’m pretty sure every culture on earth has celebrated harvests for thousands of years. But North Americans obsess about Thanksgiving. So I’m talking about about those.
snarkysteff.bsky.social
Super lowkey versus the USA. Have a nice visit!
snarkysteff.bsky.social
We could be very pedantic and say that, in both cases, Thanksgiving was started by the British and Indigenous , so neither Canada nor USA really started it, but…

…we’re not gonna do that.

And I’m preempting some reply bro from busting his bubble here.
snarkysteff.bsky.social
Technically, Thanksgiving day is tomorrow but Canadians will do it whenever the hell they want on the weekend.

Routinely you hear of people who have 2-3 “Thanksgiving dinners” because their people celebrate on different days.
snarkysteff.bsky.social
So it’s Thanksgiving Day in Canada and this is your reminder it is not “Canadian Thanksgiving.”

WE STARTED THANKSGIVING. Like most good things, Americans stole the idea off us.

It began in 1578 as a harvest celebration. It was an official holiday in 1879.

It remains a harvest celebration.
Thanksgiving in Canada
The first official, annual Thanksgiving in Canada was celebrated on 6 November 1879. However, Indigenous peoples in Canada have a history of celebrating the fa...
thecanadianencyclopedia.ca