Monthly Archives: April 2022

The Builder  A guy walks into a lumberyard and askes for some two by-fours. The clerk asks, “How long do you need them?” The guy answers, “A long time. We’re gonna build a house.” 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 Dentist and Patient Dentist – … Continue reading →

From what I’m hearing from today in the legislature, it was quite childish and bullying. Head of the class was the mighty mouth MLA Steven Myers. He used what by any reasonable standard was rude, offensive and out of order. … Continue reading →

Are you aware of the recent $100K forgivable grant to Kings wife? Maybe not, because she used her maiden name (Jana Hemphill) when applying. She has now refused the money stating she never imagined it would cause such serious problems. … Continue reading →

Well, well, well, the Premier sure kept this little gem quiet. Premier’s wife receives $100K none repayable loan from ACOA/Federal tourism funding. Not sure this is describing a real red hot tourist destination? “Storybook Adventures and Nature Retreat Inc”. It’s … Continue reading →

Many people around the World are doing what they can to help protect our planet from  the climate crisis. Indeed we have planted five thousand trees on our land, we recycle, pickup trash and generally do our bit for for … Continue reading →

Buffaloes Tourist: “Say, look at that big bunch of buffaloes.” Ranch Hand: “Not ‘bunch’ — ‘herd.’” Tourist: “Heard what?” Ranch Hand: “Herd of buffaloes.” Tourist: “Sure, I’ve heard of buffaloes. There’s a big bunch of ’em right over there.” 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 … Continue reading →

Last year we took advantage of a government tree planting program. We have fourteen acres on which we’re planted five thousand trees. This year we can see the new growth of the tiny trees, they look healthy and strong. Someday … Continue reading →

Red Fox to Lady Slipper???I thought I’d write about this latest example of the Irving Corporation leading the Provincial government around by their noses. However, it’s difficult to write this blog and continue to be serious! I mean, come on … Continue reading →

I first set foot on Canadian soil on the 18th January 1964 via a Royal Navy submarine. Canadian winter came as a nasty shock. The first time I headed into town I gave up at the dockyard gate. I was … Continue reading →

For me it seems almost like a life time living in Canada. I first arrived on the Maritime shores on 18th January 1964 aboard the submarine Alcide. We were stationed here for two years before returning home to the UK. … Continue reading →