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Category Archives: Entertainment
Here There Be Trolls
One of the things I love best about Kristina is that she finds little pieces of happiness and amusement beneath the drudgery. We’ve started on the next round of home improvements, and Kristina’s been stripping the hideous striped wallpaper from our bedroom walls. When one huge piece came off the closet door, it inspired her. [...]
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Let’s Have A Writers’ Retreat in Iceland
Inspired by Iceland Video from Vimeo. Via Kristina and Loobylu
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Drinking Stars — The Story of Champagne
Like so many good stories, it begins with a myth. Champagne, the world’s most famous and expensive sparkling wine, is purported to have been discovered by Dom Perignon. The legendary blind 17th century Benedictine monk was cellarmaster at Hautvillers in France when he made a startling discovery. “Come quickly my brothers!” Dom Perignon is said [...]
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Groucho Marx to the Rescue
We’re having a lousy week. It continues to be one thing after another. So we’re looking for small things to brighten our moments, here and there. After all, it’s the little things that make or break a life. But even the little things aren’t cooperating. Just today, I rushed out to grab the Croissant of [...]
Barrett’s Privateers (Happy Canada Day!)
The late, lamented Stan Rogers gave Maritimers an unofficial national anthem that we all sing with reverence and gusto today, our 143rd birthday. Happy Birthday, Canada! As an aside, one of the men in this video — Dennis Ryan — sang a gorgeous Irish ballad at my mother’s funeral that left nary a dry eye [...]
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Ghettosocks
My nephew, Jason Levangie, went to school at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University, and now directs music videos and short films. Here’s his latest for Ghettosocks.