On A Brighter Note by Lori Welbourne – Does bingeing have to be bad?
Last winter I convinced my husband to watch the premiere episode of a popular drama about an aristocratic family and their servants in...
On A Brighter Note by Lori Welbourne – Dining with doggies
Last week I took my children out for lunch to The Waterfront Grill and Pizzeria in Peachland. It was a hot, sunny...
On A Brighter Note by Lori Welbourne – Looking out while looking within
I struggle with depression and anxiety. Funny that someone with these issues would be writing a column called “On a Brighter Note,”...
One A Brighter Note by Lori Welbourne – A second chance at life
My father had three kinds of cancer last year: basal cell carcinoma caused by sunburns as a kid, a low grade leukemia that needs...
On A Brighter Note by Lori Welbourne – Ghouls just want to have fun
As kids we dressed up for Halloween with whatever we could find from around the house. We’d raid the closets, drawers and...
On A Brighter Note – Booing is bad manners by Lori Welbourne
Canadians are known for being polite people, but last weekend thousands of spectators at the Grey Cup game in Toronto were anything...
On A Brighter Note by Lori Welbourne – Dining with doggies
Last week I took my children out for lunch to The Waterfront Grill and Pizzeria in Peachland. It was a hot, sunny...
Freedom to be friends by Lori Welbourne – On A Brighter Note
In 1975 my dad’s mother married a wonderful man named Karl. I was nine years old and all I really knew about...
On A Brighter Note by Lori Welbourne – Out of the mouths of dogs
As I type this week’s column I have four precious pups sleeping at my feet. Two are my 30-pound Cockapoos, Lola and...
Head over heels – latest column and cartoon from On a Brighter Note
On Saturday night my friend and I attended an event at the Delta Grand Okanagan Hotel honouring the former mayor of Kelowna, Walter Gray,...