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Saturday Snap – In Which I Let Pace Pick This Week’s Pics

(I may not do this again!) 😉

Music Monday – “You could have your choice of men/But I could never love again/I’m begging you/Please don’t take my man”

It’s very possible that slowing down “Jolene”, the classic country song by Dolly Parton, makes it an even better song (not to mention how her suddenly masculine voice brings in all kinds of gender play beyond what was in the original version.) “Jolene” – Dolly Parton

Music Monday (Er, Tuesday) – “But I can’t be late/’Cause then I guess I just won’t get paid/These are the days/When you wish your bed was already made”

Somehow I thought yesterday was Tuesday so I’ll do this week’s Music Monday post today instead (and I’ll probably post Saturday Snap on Friday and Friday Fun Link on Saturday the way I’m going!) “Manic Monday” – The Bangles

Saturday Snap – Cherry Blossoms in Baby’s Room

Baby’s room is coming together…

Saturday Snap – Princess Kate Is On Her Way!

Had a busy day as Shea’s and my parents were in to spend a day doing various things to help us get ready for the arrival of “Princess Kate” (as our baby girl has been christened by Grandpa Dennis, the only one to successfully guess “girl” during our Baby Reveal on Christmas Eve.) Grandma Joan […]

Favourite Philosopher TL;DR

Since at least 2003, TL;DR which means “Too Long; Didn’t Read” has been used as a reply to a much longer post on a message board or other places to indicate that the replying user didn’t bother to read the comment because it was too long (which is probably pretty self-evident.) On Reddit, they tend […]

Hawaii Trip – Farewell Kauai (On To Maui)

My final sunrise in Kauai…

Music Monday – “B is for Butt, C is for Cat-Butt, D is for doo-doo”

Pace’s new favourite song (or is that his dad’s?)…

Saturday Snap – “Come listen to a story/’Bout a man named Jed”

I’ve written before about my conflicted feelings towards the oil industry.  In essence, it boils down to knowing how much of Saskatchewan’s current prosperity is directly linked to “black gold” versus also knowing the environmental, human, social and other impacts the oil industry has on society. Those feelings could get a lot more conflicted soon. […]

Saturday Snap – Hawksley Workman at Regina Folk Fest 2011

Here’s a clip from one of the workshops held on Sunday afternoon during Regina Folk Fest…