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A Short-Short Sci-Fi Play for Family Day Weekend
The sun has only five billion years of hydrogen fuel left. What will happen to life after that? This life is not where you think. Hearts On Fire by Eva Blaskovic Happy Family Day weekend!
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Tagged #FamilyDay, #FamilyDayWeekend, #scifi, aliens, family, sci-fi, space, sun
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Day 24: Today’s Christmas Song
Today’s Christmas Song double feature: Silent Night The Piano Guys Different Kind of Christmas Mark Schultz We miss you, Mom. You are always loved and with us in spirit. Last year on this day
May All Your Halloweens Be Brown
Where we live, it’s not a question of whether Christmas will be white, but whether Halloween will be Halloweeny. Except for ghosts and cobwebs, you can’t have white on Halloween. Duh. This: Slide show (5 photos) “The bushes, ablaze with … Continue reading
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Tagged family, Haiku, Halloween, photos, snow, trick-or-treat, weather
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Mark My Words
This is Mark. He likes to do his hair like Uncle Michael. This is Uncle Michael. Through no fault of his own, he is a role model. Michael is the youngest of four siblings. At the tender age of 13, … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Parenting/Education
Tagged behavior, behaviour, child development, childhood, family, friendship, goals, growing up, Health, human development, kids, responsibility, role model
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Harbinger of Winter Does Not Stop Festival City
Yellow leaves appearing as early as August 14 are the harbinger of winter, when close to six months of moonscape erase the concept of colour from one’s memory. The view from Groat Bridge was of black trees on white ground … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Outdoors/Travel
Tagged art, Beyond the Precipice, culture, Edmonton, family, festivals, museums, music, recreation, symphony, theater, theatre, winter weather
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