Carlyle Observer

I saw a female deer in my rear-view mirror. It was a case of hind sight. Do you have visions? I came close to having one today at a celebration at St Michael's Camp, Madge Lake, Saskatchewan.

The other day I was eating a delicious hamburger, the news was on in the background and I happened to look over, noticing a photo of a pale, circular item.

The Kenosee Lake Kitchen Party has been growing over the last seven years despite slight confusion by some that it was a Tupperware convention held every year. For the week of Aug.

It's been a week of goodbyes. While one was a final farewell, the other two were of the "until we meet again" variety. All were accompanied by mixed emotions First there was the return of two young men to their native land.

As long as I live, I'll never figure out Rider fans. At least, a very large portion of them.

Yasiel Puig will probably win the National League's Rookie of the Year award, could be a contender for Most Valuable Player despite playing a little more than half a season, would win the mayor's job in Los Angeles if the job were open, and most Dodg

In the past I have lamented how we have lost much of our connection to our past. It's an issue farmers know all too well.

On one of my days off last week I took the time to make a proper breakfast, watch a meaningful movie and then proceeded to finish one of the many novels I intended to complete.

History is made up of stories, each one a unique insight into a past life.

The Carlyle Golf Club was busy on Aug. 13 and 14 with tournament action held both days. The fairway was groomed and the greens closely tended to, making for two beautiful days of golfing action as there was little wind and sunshine was plentiful.