Got a free ticket to see a Saskatoon Fringe Play while passing through to drop Sasha off at the SFL Summer Camp and it was an amazing show!
“The Office” is a great take on the workplace…
So much wisdom…
Anyhow, go read the article so I don’t just keep screen capping the whole thing!
Saw this posted by a realtor on Facebook…
How exciting to see both Indian Head and Wolseley named among Saskatchewan’s five most distinctive places to live!
Indian Head was recognized for its agricultural heritage, historic buildings and tree-lined streets, while Wolseley was celebrated for its lake, heritage homes and beautifully preserved small-town character.
We already know how special these communities are—but it’s pretty great to see them receive some well-deserved recognition!
1. The Avenues, Moose Jaw
2. Nutana, Saskatoon
3. Cathedral, Regina
4. Indian Head
5. Wolseley
Based on a survey by the Justin Havre Real Estate Team, as reported by the Regina Leader-Post.
If you’re in a British band called “The Libertines” and have a lifelong history of battling drug addiction, this is a perfect song to cover in a stripped down acoustic form…
“The Drugs Don’t Work” – Pete Doherty
If Sasha tells you that she beat me 5-1 in a dunking contest at a Saskatoon hotel pool, just remember that I’m old, overweight, and obliging. 😉
I mean, this is both cool but also some strong “Sir, this is a Wendy’s” energy here too…
Don’t get to Saskatoon often these days but used to go a lot more when we were younger (including more than one there-and-back road trips to go JUST TO GET WENDY’S when Regina which is pretty insane in hindsight!) and when I worked for a province-wide organization (even had a program where I’d go and help small publishers with tech/web site design so stayed in Saskatoon for extended periods a few times – usually living with my sister who happened to be in ToonTown at the time.)
Anyhow, usually when we go to Saskatoon, it means there’s going to be something fun – a conference, a convention, a concert, a campsite and so on. In June 2016, it was for a little known country singer…
