Website Updates!
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been updating the website. Freshening things up here and there and also revealing some upcoming price increases & length of stay options for anyone wishing to rent my cottage.
I’m lucky to have such great guests! I’m also lucky to still be fully booked years in advance. If you’re interested in learning more about the cottage - check out our new site by following the menu ‘Windmill Cottage’ options at the top of this screen.
If you have any questions or comments or just wanna say ‘hey’ - you can e-mail me: hey@amyvolume.com
Changes coming soon to windmillcottage.ca
Hello,
A quick note for those wondering where the Cottage Rental info/site disappeared to.
Changes will be posted to WindmillCottage.ca and made public as of January 1, 2026. These changes will include, but are not limited to, a slight rate increase, length of stay options, strict maximum occupancy and changes to previously offered amenities.
For those who have reservations next season: there will be no change to your length of stay or price for 2026.
2027 availability will also be shared on January 1st.
If you have questions or wish to change you upcoming reservation, please contact me. Follow the cottage or me on Instagram for more.
NASCAR CANADA @ CALABOGIE MOTORSPORTS PARK
Had the privilege of watching a NASCAR Canada race at Calabogie Motorsports Park on Sunday. I’m a (casual) NASCAR fan yet had never been to a race or any kind of event at my local racetrack! It was LOADS of fun. My only regret is not being able to snag some merch (what I wanted was sold out; great for vendors but boo-urns for me).
Here are some pics I took from the event and a link to learn more about NASCAR Canada and Calabogie Motorsports Park.
3 Months Post Op: An Update
Tomorrow will make it three months since my third (!!!) joint replacement surgery. I also had some bone fragments removed from my ankle but if you’ve been following my blog, you’ve likely read all about it (with the technical terminology and graphic photos which we don’t need to revisit).
I’ve had a few physio sessions and have been progressing well. I am so excited to enjoy some upcoming vacation dates where I hope to NOT be in PAIN! Since experiencing injury last summer and living with foot deformity my whole life, this will be the first taste of time off work where I have a proper functioning leg/foot!
<cue the Foo Fighters - Learning to Walk>
While there is pain to work through, strength training (and advil) should get me back in good health.
I am getting there. Slowly but surely. Surgeon said it’d be at least August before I could fully return to sports and jogging, etc. which means I’m on the right path. During my most recent post-op check up, the doctor who saw me said I could try ice skating again, so I’ll be doing that this weekend in Barry’s Bay. Wish me luck!