Opinion

There are a whole bunch of things running through this feeble mind of mine this week, so I have to get them out in the open to make room for more senseless items. Everything must be recycled dear diary, even our thoughts.

Fractured Fairytales: Disney's Passive, Perfect Princesses By Lynne Bell Recently, I had the chance to cover a presentation entitled “Tossing the Tiara” by author Jeanne Martinson.

I had a good laugh the other day.

It seems that everyone I know is planting a garden this year. Even those who have had no interest in gardening before are building raised beds and talking about which variety of tomato grows best around here.

Soon after writing my first column in 1997, I established the routine of choosing, preparing and submitting my work every Sunday evening. It’s been part of my pattern of worship.

Father’s Day is coming up (and so is my birthday. On the same day this year. I won’t go into how I feel about having to share my day). I love to celebrate the people in my life.

The Pittsburgh Penguins have won the 2016 Stanley Cup, getting past the San Jose Sharks 3-1 in Game 6 of the best-of-seven series.

After nearly two years of sliding oil prices and skepticism about the short-term future of the industry, people in the energy sector finally have reason for hope.

Cheers : Cheers to City of Estevan parks manager Rod March and the parks staff for having Padwick Park up and running so early this year. It looks beautiful and kids are having a blast.

The other day, my computer bombarded me with notifications about what happened at that nightclub in Orlando.