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Giving thanks for Canada

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Thanksgiving: The re-enactment of the harvest feast celebrated by the Pilgrims who came over on the Mayflower. Does that make the holiday exclusive to America? Not precisely. The Pilgrims weren’t exactly citizens of the U.S.A..… Giving thanks for Canada

Prussia's thoughts on her leash

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There once was a big ding-a-ling Who put her poor cat on a string Said the cat, “It’s a bore, But it lets me explore, So I guess I’ll get used to this thing.”

The Romance of Québec

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Someday, I’d like to see Paris. It’s supposed to be such a romantic place. Barry and I would sit in a sidewalk cafe, holding hands and listening to charming waltzes played on the accordion. But… The Romance of Québec

Almost Home

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We’re parked on the street in Spokane Where wi-fi is free, on demand But our home town is calling (though rain there is falling) We’ll get there as soon as we can!

The Queen of Saginaw

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There once was a lady, Loraine Who brought us in out of the rain She fed us some beef And read my tea leaf She’s Grandma, and long may she reign!

Joyeaux Halloween!

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In a recent e-mail, a friend asked us whether they celebrate Halloween up here. As we drove through Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Quebec, we were overwhelmed with the evidence that they do. Some towns… Joyeaux Halloween!