Lyons Brook, Nova Scotia It is spring. This picture is one of the best winter photos I’ve taken. So if you are groaning about seeing snow in your timeline, fine, move along. Point here is to highlight simple appreciations. Winter provides great opportunity for appreciation of scenery such as what is captured here. This is […]
Now on Tuesdays and Fridays. Starting in a week on May 14th, Canada’s largest national lottery game will draw twice a week, adding a Tuesday night draw in addition to Friday. Lotto Max joins Lotto 649 and Daily Grand for twice weekly games. Lotto Max and its’ predecessor game Super 7 are known for drawing […]
The Old School Logo. The Good Old Days. During a recent short drive, I saw five Tim Hortons coffee cups within meters of each other. If I wasn’t in such a hurry to get home to my dogs I might have stopped to pick them up. If I stopped to pick up every single coffee […]
Pages of longhand cursive. A massive banquet of things to sort out and put together on workable plate. Many of my notes are casual cursive. Some words are printed clearly, others are a continual flow of penmanship only readable to myself. We all know this kind of writing. It looks like a physician’s prescription pad. […]
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Prince Edward Island’s election campaign drew attention to the increase in people adopting plant-based diets during a forum on Agriculture. The April 10th meeting saw party leaders and around 150 attendees discuss one of the industries upon which the province has a large reliance. Progressive Conservative Party Leader Dennis King acknowledged a growing percentage of […]
Grief is an ingredient of our existence. An ingredient we would rather never use in a recipe of mixed emotions. We are stuck with it. Even with good coping skills, it can be intolerably unbearable. In letting our sweet boy Leo go, grief has returned. It’s a wave crashing over without warning. It’s a sudden […]
