The Curse of the Common Cold
By Sylvia Williams – Summerland, B.C. You go to bed feeling gratefully fit But when the morn comes You wonder what hit! Your eyes are all bleary, Your nose is bright red, Something has happened [continue…]
By Sylvia Williams – Summerland, B.C. You go to bed feeling gratefully fit But when the morn comes You wonder what hit! Your eyes are all bleary, Your nose is bright red, Something has happened [continue…]
By Stan Pederson – Cabri, Sask. It snowed a lot all winter We never had a thaw The wind was always at its worst I wish I had a spa. The wind was always howling [continue…]
By Irene Lafrentz – Esterhazy, Sask. I guess it began with Adam and Eve, Because the Lord they did deceive. They ate the apple that day That’s when everyone began to pay. Cupids and arrows [continue…]
By Al Levitt – Perdue, Sask. We were wondering why “worrywart” Willie winced when we went walking. Watchfully, we wandered wherever we wished. Well, while we were walking, warms winds were wonderful. When we west [continue…]
By Agnes Hamm – Prince George, B.C. I had birthday recently. It happens now and then, But I no longer count my years, I count my aches and pains! And off my rocker I may be, [continue…]
By Irene Souter – Sidney, B.C. This Parkinson’s thing Has meddled my brain … It’s caused lots of problems It’s really a pain. This Parkinson’s thing Has muffled my speech I’m no good at talking Or [continue…]
Open water is still visible on the South Saskatchewan River as an arctic chill settles over Saskatoon in January, 2013. Several cold snaps this winter tested the mettle of prairie seniors but even on these [continue…]
Frostad’s Garage in the small community of Kincaid in south central Saskatchewan.
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