Kim Siever:
My new year’s resolution is to try a new fruit and new vegetable every month. My vegetable for January was cassava. It was pretty similar to potatoes. I’d probably eat it again.
Kim Siever:
My great grandmother Emma Siever would’ve been 136 years old today.
Kim Siever:
I made a new year’s resolution to try a new fruit and a new vegetable every month. For January, I tried pomelo. It tasted like a milder version of grapefruit.
Kim Siever:
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Kim Siever:
Finally got to hang up laundry on the line this month. This means I was able to hang up laundry at least once in every month of 2024!
Kim Siever:
Just got my first cheque from selling Alberta Worker shirts! If you don’t have one yet, just click on the link in my bio to order.
Kim Siever:
This was probably the best vegetarian French onion soup I’ve ever made. It was so good.
Kim Siever:
Good morning from Lethbridge!
Kim Siever:
The peppers I harvested from our garden last month have almost all turned red now.
Kim Siever:
Picked up these 3 books for 6 bucks!
Kim Siever:
The great thing about butternut squash is that it keeps so long. I’m having some for dinner today even though I harvested it in October.
Kim Siever:
Found this in my can of olives.
Kim Siever:
Good morning, Lethbridge!
Kim Siever:
I made some butter
Kim Siever:
Good morning from Lethbridge.
Kim Siever:
143 years ago, my great great grandfather was born. He came to Canada in 1911 and helped build the Saskatchewan legislature building before becoming a farmer. Happy birthday, Grandpa Loskot!
Kim Siever:
We got some snow this weekend.
Kim Siever:
It’s frosty in Lethbridge this morning.
Kim Siever:
Are you in Edmonton? Consider showing your support with nurses on Friday!
Kim Siever:
I’m grateful the City of Lethbridge installed this new curb cut in my neighbourhood. And I love that it has a separate cut for each direction. More accessibility is a good thing.
Kim Siever:
On the last leg of my trip back to Lethbridge.
Kim Siever:
My outfit for the last day of the Parkland Institute conference.
Kim Siever:
Looks like a good lineup today.
Kim Siever:
My outfit for the second day of the Parkland Institute conference. And I’m presenting this morning!
Kim Siever:
My outfit for the first day of the Parkland Institute conference.
Kim Siever:
Oh, there’s me!
Kim Siever:
I finally made it to the University of Alberta! Thank you to all the airport workers in Calgary, Edmonton, and Lethbridge; all the airline workers; and the transit workers in Edmonton for getting me here safely!
Kim Siever:
In the air, Lethbridge to Calgary. First time in 15 years.
Kim Siever:
On my way to Edmonton for the weekend!
Kim Siever:
First time using this luggage I got last year!
