Head Tale

Category Archives: Family

Saturday Snap – Snow Day? What’s That?

We had a bit of a surprise waiting for us when we opened our front door after the big snow/wind storm earlier this week. In fact, pretty much our whole house was caked in snow like this – pretty cool effect – almost like living in a snow globe!

¶ Posted 16 January 2021 § Humour § Photo § Sasha § Saskatchewan § SaturdaySnap ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: saskatchewan, weather

Throwback Thursday – #tbt – NHL Heritage Classic (October 2019)

The abbreviated, Covid-impacted 2021 NHL season began yesterday but it really begins tonight as my Calgary Flames begin their season with rematch of the NHL Heritage Classic that was held in Regina just over a year ago (or about a decade ago by Covid time!)

¶ Posted 14 January 2021 § MemoryLane § Photo § Sports § ThrowbackThursday ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: Covid, economics, health, hockey

Throwback Thursday – #tbt – Tiny Bubbles (July 2012)

¶ Posted 07 January 2021 § Humour § MemoryLane § Photo § ThrowbackThursday ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: holiday

Saturday Snap – A Pretty “Big” Milestone

Considering all he does is eat and sleep, it’s not surprising. But still a bit shocking to see our teenager is suddenly taller than his mom – feels like he grew three inches in the last month! He has three tall grandparents and one shorter one – Shea’s average height and I’m relatively tall (6’2″) […]

¶ Posted 02 January 2021 § Pace § SaturdaySnap § Shea ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: food, health

FutureMe: Letters To The Future

I recently heard about this site that lets you write letters to yourself at some point in the future. The idea is for teachers to use it with students, grandparents with grandkids, spouses to each other or pretty much any combination you can think of. You have the option to make your letter public but […]

¶ Posted 01 January 2021 § Internet § PopCulture § Randomness § Sad § Wisdom ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: health, history

The Covid Continuum

As Saskatchewan adds more restrictions, mostly on retailers in the post-Christmas period, I’m thinking a lot about how everyone is somewhere different on what I think of as the “Covid Continuum”. I’d say the range for this starts with anyone who’s absolutely minimized their outings since March – maybe only leaving the house to buy […]