Gosh, I just heard the mayor of Brandon, Manitoba on the radio: “Minus 17 this morning. We wonder what we’ve done to deserve this.”
And a psychologist from the University of Manitoba was quoted as saying there’s been a higher number of cases of depression this winter and he thinks it might be weather-related.
My father just telephoned from “sunny” Manitoba, as he likes to remind me, to say there’s a huge snowdrift out by his bee hives and he can’t get out there to check on them.
Poor bees. So much to do and so little time.
Umm, Dad? Mayor Decter?
All those times you laughed about the west coast rain, the grey skies, the foggy mornings, afternoons and evenings… We kept quiet because  while we envied your days of cloudless blue, we didn’t really envy your frigid car-won’t-start winter mornings or your itchy bug-bitten summer evenings.
But now? Well, we don’t really know what you’re talking about.
However, if you’re searching for a peaceful place to contemplate the spring thaw, you’re always welcome to wait it out in our guest room.
Toast and honey on the house!
Nicholas B photos
I think I enjoy these blogs not only because they are written by my dear friend but because they are so happy, upbeat and positive. I think I shall stop watching the news altogther now…
Cheers, K
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K-Gordo, always so kind.
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Very nice Lois… I’ll have to put on a parka and then appreciate the drifts…. Love y’all!
Date: Tue, 9 Apr 2013 20:22:16 +0000 To: mbelluk@mts.net
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And coffee @ Leftbank!
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You know, I was thinking this morning about who I could call for coffee. Should have given you a ring!
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‘Twas a beautiful day in Wpg. after all. Blue sky, an unusual cross between a sun dog and a rainbow near the sun @ 2 p.m. It’s a slow melt – hopefully good to prevent flooding. No complaints…
Do congratulate Nicholas on his photpgraphic artistry!
Love to all…
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