The Canada Goose
A sign of Canadian humour. (For Proscenium’s Friday Follies)
Read MoreGrowing with gratitude for life's challenges
A sign of Canadian humour. (For Proscenium’s Friday Follies)
Read MoreActually, I haven’t been inside, so I can’t make judgment, but I will say they are not humble. For Proscenium’s Friday Follies.
Read MorePurple explosionsdisrupt garden bed – defyexpected order. (For Cee’s Flower of the Day)
Read MoreFor Proscenium’s Friday Follies.
Read MoreWith heavenly reach,royal tones unfold, open –floral poetry. (For Cee’s Flower of the Day)
Read MoreUnjustly labelled –disposition not a pest –Tickseed’s a delight. (For Cee’s Flower of the Day.)
Read MoreEarth, nurtured by sun,celebrates her glory, growsa blaze of tulips. (For Cee’s Flower of the Day)
Read More(This sign is posted in the window of a local café. I submit it here for Proscenium’s Friday Follies, not to suggest that it is folly, but just that it struck my funny bone, as it depicts the stereotypical Canadian politeness.)
Read MoreBody dysmorphia? For Proscenium’s Friday Follies
Read MoreTravelling is a challenge when food allergies are a concern. While in Ottawa, we stumbled upon a The Mill Street Pub, a restaurant overlooking the river, that offered gluten-free pizza, and it was delicious! Our youngest granddaughter, on her second birthday, preferred the watermelon to cake. There is nothing more satisfying than watching someone enjoy […]
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