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Archive for March, 2008

I am back and I bring with me some great Easter pics. 
Nope, no bunnies in these ones, whether real or over-sized and frequenting the closest mall.  No weird-o eggs that are every color of the rainbow (what are those chickens smoking anyway?!).  Nothing pastel to be seen here. 
See, the fact that Easter is early this [...]

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That is me, circa 1997. 
Behind me is my crazy father. 
Yes, that is a field of snow. 
And yes… that is most definitely a canoe. 
Allow me to explain. 
You see, that particular winter we received a storm that delivered a lot of freezing rain over a couple of days.  The result was a crust of ice several inches thick on [...]

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I <3 Winter!

This is a *lot* of snow. 
I mean, I’m sure there are places in Canada with more snow but this is more snow than we have had in this area in a looong time.  This will mean more to those that know my parents’ house but for the rest of you … trust me:  this really [...]

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Happy 50th FCC!

 
You haven’t lived until you have curled a Friday night game, partied until 3 am, and then curled again at 8:30 am (beer in hand, of course).  Then on Saturday you curl two more games to win third place in your league.  I know what you’re thinking and yes, that all might be fine if you [...]

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My tribute to Jeff Healey

Jeff Healey wrote my favorite song of all time. 
This song represents a time in my life when abandon and rebellion and yes, even love, manifested themselves in the form of a boy named Troy.  He wore a jean jacket, smoked cigarettes, and had a potty mouth.  He had eyes that sparkled this light color green that [...]

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The Beverly Snowshoers

Come and listen to a story ’bout my weekend trip,
’bout the two Logue sisters on quite a snowy trek (and Maggie the dog, too). 
 
 
On Saturday we went shoein’ to the camp
With supplies strapped on like a couple of tramps. 
Foot travelers, that is.  Hikers. 


Well the next thing you know the wine was nearly gone,
Then [...]

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