I guess winter doesn’t just seem long, it is long! What a treat to wake up to this! Now Environment Canada gets it right – I suppose one should be more specific when saying we need moisture. Oh well, never a dull moment here in God’s country. A bit of a juxtaposition to see the air
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Scratchings in the Dirt
Spring has sprung.
Flocks of geese. Warm afternoons. Daylight when I get up in the morning. Yep, it’s spring. Finally. Maybe I’m just getting old (yeah, I know, there’s really no maybe about it), but the winterseemed to go on for an awfully long time. There’s still a lot of snow in the trees, but now I can see those piles getting smaller every day. Hooray! So what prompts me to write today, after such a
Babies, giraffes, and sunshine
We decided to get out of Dodge and go looking for spring, so it was off to Calgary for a couple of days. It was fabulous! Shirt-sleeve weather (at least for the boys), lots of sunshine, and that amazing view of downtown Calgary backed by the majestic, snow-covered Rocky Mountains. Awesome. It was good for
Shades for sale, or, pride goeth before a fall
Clem said I was bragging too much about the boys. I told him to never mind, that someone should blow their horns, and who better than mom? Turns out he may have had a point. The SHA zone rosters came out yesterday, and guess who’s name was missing? That’s right. No Stephen. After a call
We are all going to need shades for this bright future!
Well, he did it. Stephen made the Bantam Zone 7 team! He attended the weekend tryout in Eston, and must have impressed someone. His ex-coach was one of the evaluators, and he either didn’t carry much weight with the coach or he was generous and gave Stephen a good evaluation. Whatever happened, Stephen got the