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The Adventure that is Self-Employment

Comments 12 by Rebecca Bollwitt

15sharesThe first few days (okay who am I kidding) years of working for yourself are pretty scary. I say years as this blog has been four years in the making and it’s not slowing down any time soon. Miss604.com circa 2005 John and I formed a partnership called sixty4media to consolidate our website works, podcasting, […]

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A Morning at the Vancouver Aquarium

Comments 11 by Rebecca Bollwitt

14sharesI spent a fun-filled morning with my family as guests of the Vancouver Aquarium where the kids enjoyed interactive displays and learning about marine life around the world. When I was little we spent school field trips perched on the edges of our bleacher seats watching the majestic orcas perform stunts for handycam-toting crowds. Nowadays […]

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iPhone versus Slurpees, the July 11th Showdown

Comments 9 by Rebecca Bollwitt

12sharesA while back I was invited to a Facebook event that would celebrate the (official) arrival of the iPhone in Canada on July 11th. Lately with all the news about plans and the fact that you can only get the iPhone at a Rogers or Fido outlet several people have had enough. This afternoon on […]

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NetSquared Liveblogging: Podcasting for Social Change

Comments 9 by Rebecca Bollwitt

12sharesAs announced earlier in the week, I’m here at Workspace to liveblog the NetSquared meetup with tonight’s special theme of Podcasting for Social Change. My friend and Surrey brother DaveO [of happyfrog and Raincity] is spearheading the next NetTuesday Meetup over at Workspace. He’ll be leading a panel about Podcasting for Change with talent such […]

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Funds for Local Non-Profits from The Metropolis Express

Comments 1 by Rebecca Bollwitt

4sharesThe last time I was at Metrotown it was to sit on Santa’s knee with Keira that also happened to be when first I noticed the little train carting young ones and their parents around the ground floor of the mall. It wasn’t until recently that I discovered that the train provides more than mid-mall […]

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My Appearance on The Lab with Leo

Comments 10 by Rebecca Bollwitt

13sharesMy episode of The Lab with Leo was one of the last ones produced before the show ceased to be but I was very lucky and proud to be a small part of it all. I admit, I was probably the most nervous I have been in a really long time when we recorded this […]

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Meetup Liveblogging: Vancouver Real Estate Tech and Young Professionals

Comments 13 by Rebecca Bollwitt

16sharesTonight I’m at Ceili’s Irish Pub (or SkyBar for those of you who remember this venue from a past life) attending and liveblogging two meetups that have been combined with one special guest speaker – Scott Humphrey, Peak Performance Strategist. The Vancouver Real Estate Tech Meetup Group (you wouldn’t believe how many real estate professionals […]

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Vancouver's Fresh Start Recycling

Comments 8 by Rebecca Bollwitt

11sharesIn this age of reducing, re-using and recycling it still isn’t easy to find someone to cart off your old couch, computer or dry wall after a home reno. Sure, there are companies out there that will haul away anything you can toss at them out the window but how do you know your semi-mint […]

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Vancouver History: The Stanley Theatre

Comments 5 by Rebecca Bollwitt

8sharesTen years ago I first saw Hamlet at The Stanley Theatre and I have been meaning to go back ever since. I’m not sure why it takes us years and years to explore some of the greatest (and non-touristy) portions of our region but taking in a show at this historical venue is a must […]

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Playland in the Rain

Comments 9 by Rebecca Bollwitt

12sharesThis afternoon six of us were guests of Playland; free to roam the rides, wolf down mini donuts and go crazy on the Corkscrew. Even though the morning skies were grey, we all agreed that at least the lines would be short on a day when the probability of precipitation was high. This also meant […]

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