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Free Non Sequiturs: March 2012
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Wednesday, March 21, 2012. Non Sequitur - 61. The retention of detention is abstention. Links to this post. Saturday, March 10, 2012. Non Sequitur - 60. The Grand Poobah drank failure from the liquorice modified fantasies of concrete's subliminality. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Enter your email address:. Non Sequitur - 61. Non Sequitur - 60. View my complete profile. Watermark template. Powered by Blogger.
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada: March 2015
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada. In the fall of 2006, two equally important brothers left home. Cameron for Montreal and Neil for Halifax. These are their stories. Sunday, March 08, 2015. A Few Quick Notes 621. After grabbing lunch and taking care of a little downtown shopping we realized that we were just feet and minutes away from a free Regina Symphony Orchestra chamber ensemble concert at the public library. Amazingly, though we arrived only a few minutes before they were to begin ...
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada: A Few Quick Notes 622
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada. In the fall of 2006, two equally important brothers left home. Cameron for Montreal and Neil for Halifax. These are their stories. Sunday, April 12, 2015. A Few Quick Notes 622. While it is unlikely that we will make it up to the low-twenties, as we did yesterday, we have every indication that today will be at least another passable Spring day - if a little overcast. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Few Quick Notes 622. That time of the year again.
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada: December 2014
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada. In the fall of 2006, two equally important brothers left home. Cameron for Montreal and Neil for Halifax. These are their stories. Saturday, December 13, 2014. High points of the Canadian entertainment scene. Though we normally live a relatively quiet life, for the past week I have really been hitting the town in an attempt to up my Can-con street cred. On Thursday a friend was kind enough to invite me to the Regina stop of the Trailer Park Boys Christmas t...
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada: Hazy shade of Summer
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada. In the fall of 2006, two equally important brothers left home. Cameron for Montreal and Neil for Halifax. These are their stories. Monday, June 29, 2015. Hazy shade of Summer. After a very dry Spring and early Summer, Saskatchewan (and its bordering provinces) has entered a very severe forest fire season. While the fires are more or less limited to the Northern portion of the province, just about the entire province is suffering in one way or another. Schoo...
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada: Raised beds and our long-term plan
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada. In the fall of 2006, two equally important brothers left home. Cameron for Montreal and Neil for Halifax. These are their stories. Tuesday, June 30, 2015. Raised beds and our long-term plan. Part way through the first summer it became pretty clear that some sort of raised bed option would be required if we wanted soil and drainage that might lead to half-reasonable crop production. Soon after we completed the fourth raised bed we realized that because much ...
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada: That time of the year again
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada. In the fall of 2006, two equally important brothers left home. Cameron for Montreal and Neil for Halifax. These are their stories. Sunday, April 12, 2015. That time of the year again. For the third spring thaw in a row, a small section of our backyard seems to be the final resting place for a number of small birds. Just yesterday, my first inspection of the year, I was able to find two birds. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Few Quick Notes 622.
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada: October 2014
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada. In the fall of 2006, two equally important brothers left home. Cameron for Montreal and Neil for Halifax. These are their stories. Tuesday, October 14, 2014. Its happening - 22. After a long weekend of work we are finally at a stopping point, though we will have a few thing to tidy up tomorrow. Tomorrow we will have to toss up another coat of paint and also seal the tiles. Hopefully that all that's left. Links to this post. Monday, October 13, 2014. It woul...
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada: May 2015
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada. In the fall of 2006, two equally important brothers left home. Cameron for Montreal and Neil for Halifax. These are their stories. Monday, May 11, 2015. So after the initial annual flurry of dead birds in our backyard this Spring (2) we've managed not to run up the count. This is great news. While I can't recall precise numbers from the previous two years - I'm sure that we've never been as low as 2. Maybe, if we're lucky, we'll manage to have 0 next year?
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada: Still just 2
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Attending McDal University in Montifax, Canada. In the fall of 2006, two equally important brothers left home. Cameron for Montreal and Neil for Halifax. These are their stories. Monday, May 11, 2015. So after the initial annual flurry of dead birds in our backyard this Spring (2) we've managed not to run up the count. This is great news. While I can't recall precise numbers from the previous two years - I'm sure that we've never been as low as 2. Maybe, if we're lucky, we'll manage to have 0 next year?
