A reluctant and hurried peak out our balcony revealed this pleasant scene yesterday. Needless to say, we kept the kids inside to play.
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"A man or a nation is not placed upon this earth to do merely what is pleasant and what is profitable. It is often called upon to carry out what is both unpleasant and unprofitable, but if it is obviously right it is mere shirking not to undertake it." ~Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Tragedy of Korosko
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- Jason
- Slave Lake, Alberta, Canada
- I am a graduate from the Education faculty at the University of Alberta. I teach high school social studies in Slave Lake, Alberta. I still love Dr. Pepper and all its 23 flavors, but I've switched to diet.
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3 comments:
WELCOME to the Blogging Tories! You will find us a diversified bunch, mostly friendly, and always opinionated. Good to see another Alberta blogging hit the big times!
Have fun with blogging, it shouldn't be a chore.
Thanks for the warm welcome... or re-welcome as it were. I hope that I can contribute.
Welcome Jay - That scene looked EXACTLY like it did from my deck in east central Alberta! It is the second "storm" in less than a week. The drifts of global warming dust are such that the dogs need oxygen to climb up and over them to go and do their daily constitutions!
I long for spring.
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