Author Archives: irishroverpei

Six years have lapsed since I wrote this blog, and still we are stuck with a requirement to inspect new vehicles. Surely this is just another way to take money out of Islanders pockets. We are the only Province in … Continue reading →

Learning this week that Kingston has a mayor prompted me to write this blog. Does the tiny community of Kingston really need a mayor? I do understand small communities need some form of protection. Whilst a resident of Ebenezer during … Continue reading →

I have heard the Pope is planning on a visit to Canada to apologize for the deaths of children at the Residential Schools. It seems to me he could simply make a statement from the Vatican and save hundreds of … Continue reading →

Is anyone else worried besides me? We have a sneaky undercover movement to gradually privatization our island health care. Over and above the fact EMS (Medavie) have been awarded the mobile mental health unit. Or that the deputy minister of … Continue reading →

Toilet Paper Where did the Terminator find Toilet Paper? Aisle B, Back 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 Whose Baby  After 10 years a wife started to think their child looks kinda strange so she did a DNA test and found out the child is … Continue reading →

The Green Party as the official opposition? Since we have just lost the third byelection in a row, I’d say something is wrong.  Could it be the King government and their claimed collaboration is only there for their benefit? Clearly … Continue reading →

Thursday 18th November is DDay. No we are not planing to invade the beaches of Normandy. That has already been done. No, in this case DDay is Dog Day. The day we head to Charlottetown to pick up our new … Continue reading →

Read a Good Book Lately????Posted on November 15th 2021by irishroverpeiHave you read a good book lately, if the answer is no, why not try one of my books or maybe all three? I have received excellent reviews on all of them. … Continue reading →

Rate This The Royal Navy and MePosted on November 16th 2021 This is a story told through the eyes of a young sailor who joined the Royal Navy in 1955 as a Boy Seaman 2nd class, the absolute lowest rank … Continue reading →

It has been a very busy few days for me. Started out on the 10th November with an invitation to speak to the students at Elm Street school. The school is a K to 6 student body, my favourite age … Continue reading →