So Much to Say, Santa
All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth… Dear Santa, I’m thrilled as I write you this note It’s been far too long since last time I wrote. I trust you are well and Mrs. Claus too Dasher … Continued
Positive Summer Musings
It’s a hot day in July and I am loving it. I know our beautiful B.C. is burning and there is so much despair in the news but I am going to concentrate on happy thoughts and pour out the … Continued
A COVID Christmas
‘Twas the night before Christmas and Santa was tired The pandemic was raging, and his elves had been fired He begged to his reindeer, “Please help me tonight!” But they froze in their tracks then ran out of sight. Santa … Continued
International Bromance Part Deux
Call Us Zoomers Please! That was the title of the first column I wrote for the Peace Arch News ten years ago in November 2010. A decade has zoomed by (pun intended) and I can’t think of a better way … Continued
Get Out and Vote!
The writ has been dropped and once again Canadians will hopefully vote in another Federal election on October 21st. Guest columnist Ramona Kaptyn, CARP White Rock Surrey chapter president, shares her thoughts: ‘Can’t help myself – I’m a political junkie. … Continued
Meeting Not Exactly an International Bromance
It is not lost on me that I wrote this column on Valentine’s Day. After all, history was made recently with the beginning of a budding bromance between Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and US President Donald Trump. Well, perhaps … Continued
A Poem Wraps Up 2016
Here’s a Christmas poem for my readers galore My attempt as a bard, but wait, there is more I thought I would share this year in review It’s not like I have something better to do. The year started … Continued