A reader’s comment on a Globe and Mail article about how Angie Sandow rides a motorcycle with one hand sparked a deeper reflection on judgment, assumptions, and why sharing our stories truly matters.

Feeling disconnected? You’re not alone. Here’s why being social matters more than ever — and how even small moments with others can lift your mood, boost your health, and make life feel bigger and brighter.

Ever notice how time speeds up the older we get? One minute we’re young and invincible, and the next we’re aging gracefully, wondering how our favourite rock stars suddenly have grey hair—or worse, aren’t around at all. This month, as I celebrate 42 years with my husband, Lloyd, I’ve been reflecting on how quickly it all happens—and how laughter, love, and perspective make every mile of the journey worth it. 🕰️ Where Did the Time Go? Here I am—celebrating 42 years with Lloyd

Killer Clowns & Creative Twists 🎃 A few years ago, my hubby and I showed up to a Halloween party dressed as these terrifyingly fun killer clowns — and let’s just say we made quite an impression with these scary Halloween costumes! 😈 Here’s the twist… my limb difference actually made my costume even more convincing. Can you spot how? 👀 People who didn’t know me couldn’t figure out how I managed to “cut part of my arm off.” Let’s say I used what I’ve got — and had a blast do

As a child, I was told I couldn’t — by classmates, teachers, and even adults who should’ve known better. But I did. Today, I share my story to help kids and adults alike see that strength isn’t born — it’s built through every challenge we face.

After attending a Dwight Yoakam concert, Angie Sandow was reminded that excitement and joy don’t fade with age—they just evolve. In Still Having Firsts, she shares how laughter, curiosity, and courage to try new things keep life relevant, rhythmic, and full of purpose—proving it’s never too late to feel the thrill of a “first” all over again.

From boardrooms to back roads, I’ve spent my life overcoming adversity with humour and resilience. In my first blog, I share my story — and why I speak to audiences of all ages.