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It’s hard to move forward when your knee is jerking
Just over a week ago, Deb and I booked accommodations for our New York City trip in August. We did extensive research (“Which listing comes up first in Airbnb?”) and put down our deposit. A few days later, U.S. President … Continue reading
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Tagged angry Canadians, boycott, Canada, Donald Trump, Frank Turner, humor, insults, Justin Trudeau, politics, tariffs, trade war, US-Canada relations
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Townshipslaining the PM
Oh, hi there, Prime Minister Trudeau, or as we say here in the Townships, “hi there.” You see, Justin (may I call you Justin? I think I may), the Eastern Townships is a pretty easygoing place when it comes to … Continue reading
You say you want irresolution: Gen X at middle age
We’re very close to blowing it. Or maybe we already blew it. It’s hard to say, which, ironically, is the essential stance of Generation Maybe. We’re blowing it/blew it because Generation X, we post-Baby Boomers, have hit middle age and … Continue reading
We are all 50 together. Forever!
Now that the Canadian federal election is over and we’ve wiped the rabid foam off our television and computer screens, we can all stop pretending we know what we’re talking about and get back to what’s really important in this … Continue reading
Drinking Tips for Teens 