A Religious Bird, originally uploaded by headtale. I don’t normally make a habit of taking photos of strangers without their permission (honest!) but I thought this one was pretty funn. A woman sitting across from me on the bus the other day was reading her daily devotions while cross-referencing the Bible. Meanwhile, I was reading […]
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Saturday Snap – Resting Before Christmas Party #2 of the Weekend
Resting before Christmas party, originally uploaded by headtale. The busiest time of the year – Christmas party last night, friends over tonight, RPL Kids Christmas party tomorrow afternoon. It really takes it out of a guy!
Saturday Snap – Dear Santa
Dear Santa, originally uploaded by headtale. Pace is getting very excited for Christmas this year – he “encouraged” us to put up the tree a week ago and then, the next day, decided not only that we had to write a letter to Santa *right now* but also, walk down the dark, snowy street to […]
Saturday Snap – Spider-Pace in action on Halloween
Spider-Pace in action on Halloween, originally uploaded by headtale.
Saturday Snap – Opening of the Saskatchewan Legislature (Oct 27, 2010)
Opening of the Saskatchewan Legislature – Oct 27, 2010, originally uploaded by headtale. Here’s a shot from the opening of the fall session of Saskatchewan’s Legislature. When I got invited, I thought it was to sit in the gallery but turns out we got to sit on the floor, right behind where the MLA’s sit […]
Saturday Snap – Trick or treat
Pace is ready for next weekend!
Saturday Snap – The Beauty of SILS
One of the great advantages of being in a province-wide system now is that there is a much greater chance that a patron can find a book they’re looking for, even if it’s a bit more obscure or was published a long time ago. I recently had this experience myself when I was looking through […]
Saturday Snap – P is for …
Pancake? Pace? Perfection?
Saturday Snap – Illegal U-turn = Crunch!
I put this on Facebook but thought I’d post it here too since it was so out of the ordinary. Between Calgary, London and Regina, I’ve probably spent hundreds of hours on public transit without any accidents. Until yesterday that was. We were on our way downtown in the morning when I heard a long […]