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Poetry of the Week
How to Avoid Mixing Your Metaphors
It’s not rocket surgery.
First, get all your ducks on the same page.
After all, you can’t make an omelette
without breaking stride.Read the whole poem by Brian Bilston, here.
Posted: Jul 12
Category Archives: Rambles
National Treasure #56: Snowmobile
Sleds and where they came from. Continue reading
National Treasure #55: Stratford Festival
Founded in 1952, the Stratford Shakespearean Festival of Canada produced its first play, Richard III (boo, hiss), in 1953 in a tent 0n the banks of the River Avon in . . . wait for it . . . Stratford, … Continue reading
Day of the Dead
A collage for Day of the Dead. Continue reading
National Treasure #54: Trans Canada Highway
The longest national highway. Continue reading
Posted in Appreciating Deeply, Laughing Frequently, Through Canada
Tagged Highways & Vehicles, History
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National Treasure #53: Great Lakes
Water, water, everywhere, and one or two drops to drink. Continue reading
National Treasure #52: Group of Seven
Hey, not all national treasures need to exhibit the high-brow artistry of Bobby Gimby’s Canada: the Group of Seven can qualify for some love, too. Franklin Carmichael Arthur Lismer A.Y. Jackson Frederick Varley Lawren Harris Frank Johnston J.E.H. MacDonald OK, … Continue reading
National Treasure #51: Bobby Gimby’s “Canada”
A musical treasure. Well, it’s musical. Or maybe more of a treasure. Continue reading
National Treasure #50: Rex Murphy
Rex Murphy: Newfoundlander, Rhodes scholar, sometime boozer, and voice of Canada. Continue reading
National Treasure #49: Joni Mitchell
Saskatoon girl makes extraordinary. Continue reading