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Vacation 2011: Day One
I was apprehensive about vacation this year, only because we hadn’t had a chance to give the trailer a proper shakedown cruise before heading out on the highway. Never mind a “proper” shakedown, the trailer hadn’t turned a wheel since … Continue reading
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The Last Recess
Look up “recess” in a dictionary and you’ll likely get something like this: “A temporary cessation of the customary activities of an engagement, occupation, or pursuit.” Walk past an elementary school and when it is time for recess you will … Continue reading
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Friday nights are the bad boys of the weekend
It’s Friday night. I just got back from hockey. I’m too wound up to sleep but too tired to think coherently. Sitting down and banging out a little something on the keyboard seems to be a good way to let … Continue reading
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It Was Just Supposed to be a Table…
It’s has been a long time since my last posting. It’s not that there has been nothing going on, but rather there has been too much going on. We have been undergoing a major kitchen renovation which has disrupted the … Continue reading
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History Repeats Itself…
Remember last year when I commented that the NHL jumped the gun on it’s “History Will Be Made…” advertising campaign by creating an advertisement featuring Marc-Andre Fleury after Game 3 of the Penguins/Canadiens series? Well, they are at it again, but … Continue reading
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