Year: 2013

Poetic Variations

Google Poetics Book spine poetry (Google Images) Invented Poetry Forms

What Hockey Picture/GIF Always Makes You Laugh?

As we close in on the end of one of the shortest (due to lockout) and longest (in terms of how far it’s gone into June) NHL seasons

Sometimes I Wish We’d Had Twins…

…like when I see a video like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDIoq1abDCY

Music Monday – “For years they’ve been married/Not one day of trouble/Got two happy boys/Good luck/Daily double/Love to dance with each other/Say they live in a bubble”

I’ve written about Sam Baker before – a Texas singer-songwriter whose ultra-streamlined literary style and unique vocals have drawn comparisons to Leonard Cohen: Baker captivated me. His songs

Sasha: Two Months in Two Minutes

I did this for Sasha’s one-month anniversary but that was cobbled together quickly and didn’t have dates or even every daily photo that I had in those first

Saturday Snap – Put On Your Party Dress

  Had a couple different events to attend tonight – a pot luck put on by the Coronation Park NDP and then a 40th birthday party for one

Friday Fun Link – Coverflip

A female author, tired of being asked to “put a guy cover on her books so the guys can read it” asks her Twitter followers to “flip” the

Sometimes The Hardest Thing To Do As A Parent…

…is to say nothing at all. Let me explain what I mean… For the past couple weeks, I’ve walked Pace to a park near our house every evening.

Fun at the Fair #yqr

Regina’s main summer fair is the Queen City Ex in August but there’s a smaller fair that sets up earlier in the summer each year in the parking

One From The Archives – Jason Interviewed on Medicine Hat Local Access in 2002

Found this clip buried in a folder on my hard drive… One thing I’ll always remember about this trip to a writing event I helped organize in Medicine

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