Opinion

Before the final pencil is sharpened and the last eraser drops, I wish to take you inside a school classroom for my play-by-play glimpse of that wel- known, but seldom-witnessed time of day called, “Show and Tell.” Hang onto your hat.

Life is full of everyday challenges that need to be tackled. Cattle in the field may get out.

As Father's Day is coming up, I thought it might be fun to write about gardening and men (specifically fathers).

“…that you love one another as I have loved you” —John 15:9-17. When 67-year-old carpenter Russell Herman died in 1994, his will included a staggering set of bequests.

Letter to the Editor

This spring, farmers busily tilled, seeded and tended the land. Now they watch and wait as their fields take on lush shades of green, and fill out with the promise of a bountiful yield.

Letter to the Editor

Ed, my old neighbour in Saskatchewan, had a question for me yesterday.

Dear Editor Aha! SaskPower (the elephant) has acknowledged the noisy mouse in the room (that would be me).

Dear Editor I have no car, so took a bus to go shopping. I bought two pillows. It is our 61st wedding anniversary. I wanted one big bag to carry on the bus. Got the run around. She said she couldn’t give me a big bag. I paid for pillows.