Head Tale

This is always one of my favourite posts of the year for the uniquely random spin it puts on a “year in review” type post.

.  Click on the month below if one of the “first lines” grabs your attention…

• January – “As he did in 2009, Ryan Meili is once again spearheading an extremely innovative leadership campaign that has all kinds of potential to change the way politics are done in Saskatchewan.”
• February – “Fan theories are alternate ideas/interpretations for movies, music, books, etc.”
• March – “/r/ImGoingToHellForThis is a sub-Reddit dedicated to “Tasteless “politically incorrect” dark, offensive, & twisted humor of all types is welcome here. “
• April – “Lots of April Fool’s jokes across the Internet today as usual.”
• May – “I’m not sure if this fits as a May Day story or not but I like the sentiment – people who do tough jobs for very little reward sometimes deserve to be surprised with some over-the-top generosity (although there’s also a flip side argument that if we paid decent wages to our servers, tipping wouldn’t be required in the first place.)”
• June – “For the past month, my Aunt Sandi has been visiting from Kelowna.”
• July – “What better songs to post for Canada Day than a couple tracks from a new Canadian super group called “The Mounties”?”
• August – “Was out on the Reference Desk covering a lunch break again today.”
• September – “This isn’t where I got the name for my Head Tale blog…but I kinda wish it was!”
• October – “My picks for NHL Conference Finalists:  Detroit Red Wings vs. New York Islanders in the East and LA Kings vs. Minnesota Wild in the West which becomes NYI versus LA with the Kings winning.”
• November  -“I meant to post this list of the 50 Scariest Books yesterday on Halloween but ended up putting a cute picture of the kids instead.”
• December – “In past years, I’ve often done a series of posts during Christmas week about atheism/religion/the Christmas holidays that are (hopefully) educational, humourous, thought-provoking or occasionally maybe even all of the above.”