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Posted: 2022 Nov 25
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Blogger, writer, editor, retired proposal expert, birder, kayaker, grandmother.
Load More..."...the story Trudeau told about the OPS plan — that it was terribly disappointing, that it had to-be-determined-later where the meat of a plan should be — is very different from testimony delivered by 2 of his highest advisors only days earlier."
https://open.substack.com/pub/paulwells/p/prime-minister-trudeau-and-chekhovs?r=exstm&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=emailon Thursdays I volunteer at a food bank. Today we had one of our biggest days: 300 ppl showed up for food. (Before COVID, it was < 100) If your east toronto store, restaurant etc has surplus to donate, pls DM for donation details. Esp. welcome: PB, rice, tuna, cereal, fem hygiene
Words Worth Noting - November 25, 2022 https://thejohnrobson.com/blog/2022/11/25/words-worth-noting-november-25-2022
This is amazing. Good job to your community, @seanconwayptbo https://twitter.com/PtboExaminer/status/1595937699923652609
Curve Lake First Nation plans to produce 275,000 pounds of white fish annually; New band-owned aquaculture facility planned, including hydroponic veggie growing https://www.thepeterboroughexaminer.com/news/peterborough-region/2022/11/24/curve-lake-first-nation-plans-to-produce-275000-pounds-of-white-fish-annually.html via @ptboexaminer
Category Archives: Quotations
The Philosophers’ Stone
Better the penny drops late than not at all. Continue reading
Let Me
One of them thar Texan poets. Continue reading
Two Stubborn Pieces of Iron
Chesterton on the relations between the sexes. Continue reading
The Same River
Yes, the universe is unfolding as it should. Continue reading
Some Power
Was Robert Burns a Flat-Earther, do you suppose? Continue reading
Time-Travelling Space Aliens
Half-remembered quotation causing trouble again. Continue reading
Life Is
Life is a bucket brigade: Don’t slop the bucket when it’s your turn. What’s that you say? You’ve never heard that metaphor for life before? You wonder if I made it up? Well, OK. I understand your skepticism. What else? … Continue reading
You’re Too Kind
Starting with the expression that “it takes all kinds,” I explore just how many kinds there are. It takes all kinds, or so I hear. Although it’s not when someone is being a fun, thoughtful, or salt-of-the-earth kind. No, … Continue reading
By Bread Alone
A chance encounter with buckwheat tea leads to deep thoughts about bread, bread-like substances, and proverbs. It started innocently enough. Doesn’t it always? It ended with yet another overwhelming spell on Dr. Google’s couch. But I get ahead of myself. … Continue reading
