Opinion

Living on my own for the last three years has been highly educational. When I first moved out of my parents' house, I lived in a residence for eight months.

You can say it was a step back. It was a small one, but definitely not a move in the right direction. The Saskatchewan Roughriders were denied a third-straight win Sunday in Montreal, falling 28-17 to the first-place Alouettes.

While doing my husbandly duties this evening, I looked into the dishwasher and, much to my chagrin, I found yet another victim. Like a wilted flower, or a wheat field crushed by a mid-summer's hailstorm, there it was, lying there; desolate.

The world of hit music will never be the same. There aren't any hits anymore. Music, like everything else that is popular, is going viral.

If recent experience has taught me anything, it's not to expect much in terms of positive for Western Canada and agriculture to come from the Stephen Harper government.

If recent experience has taught me anything, it's not to expect much in terms of positive for Western Canada and agriculture to come from the Stephen Harper government.

What you want out of a politician is really the same thing you want out of a neighbour or friend. You want someone you can count on, someone you can really depend on when the chips are down.

Marna's Musings

I read an article in a recent issue of Summer Times about the history of Kenosee Lake. The article stated that Fish Lake became Kenosee Lake in the early 1930's.

On a par with Tim Hortons running out of coffee or Internet access going down, Canadians are almost certainly going to face one of those "Oh, no!" situations when the National Hockey League goes dark.