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Gilding the lily
Things are pretty darn great here. But I'd love to have a cream to make me like the Bionic Woman.
Chapter 2: ‘I thinks about what it might take to keep you here’
I was at the back of the house hacking at wood one evening when fate walked up behind me.
Has common sense reached its expiry date?
It seems the Canadian Food Inspection Agency would have you drive straight from Dominion to the dump
Just Go With It
In spite of the title, you can probably just go without it
One night in Kelowna
Or: How I learned to stop worrying and love my square butt
Kaput by Destroyer
How Destroyer's new album is so good it can destroy your playlist variety.
The invasion of the butt-bugs
Read on for an ingenious way to keep streets (and lungs) clean
Galore
Bruce Bourque gives us his two cents' worth on what delights are to be found in Michael Crummey's Galore, now a bit of an oldie to many fans, but still a goodie.
Chapter 1: The story I’ve got in me
It's time I said why I never left Hopeless Bay
Gilding the lily
Things are pretty darn great here. But I'd love to have a cream to make me like the Bionic Woman.
Chapter 2: ‘I thinks about what it might take to keep you here’
I was at the back of the house hacking at wood one evening when fate walked up behind me.
Has common sense reached its expiry date?
It seems the Canadian Food Inspection Agency would have you drive straight from Dominion to the dump
Just Go With It
In spite of the title, you can probably just go without it
One night in Kelowna
Or: How I learned to stop worrying and love my square butt
Kaput by Destroyer
How Destroyer's new album is so good it can destroy your playlist variety.
The invasion of the butt-bugs
Read on for an ingenious way to keep streets (and lungs) clean
Galore
Bruce Bourque gives us his two cents' worth on what delights are to be found in Michael Crummey's Galore, now a bit of an oldie to many fans, but still a goodie.
Chapter 1: The story I’ve got in me
It's time I said why I never left Hopeless Bay