Incredible dreams these past two nights: Last night: Bev, sue J. and Erika: I saw Bev. I was rubbing her back and tring to talk to her. She, obviously, had her back turned to me. She was doing something with pails and liquor at a wooden construction. (Something like a… Continue reading
(Remnant): I was riding in the car with Kathy and discovered that the exercise bike I bought could fold up. It was summertime. We were heading to the group home on Consol where I had to work an overnight shift. I was wearing a dress and was wondering how I… Continue reading
Dreams last night: the first one, that caused me to wake up in a sweat of panic, was about work. There were a lot of people around, most of whom I didn’t know. Liz and Pat (of the gift shop) were talking about people who had worked there before. I… Continue reading
An Excerpt of this Article appeared in the April 28 Issue of the Interlake Spectator and in the Stonewall Argus/Teulon Times… Over 100 people showed up for the All Candidates Forum, filling approximately one-third of the available chairs at the Arborg Hall, Apr. 20, 2011 . The forum was hosted… Continue reading
Article appeared in the April 21, 2011 issue of the Interlake Spectator… Aboriginal educator, Penny Ross, says that in nature things come “in fours”: for example, the four seasons, the four directions, the four elements. That is why she uses the hand held drum, which represents the known universe, as… Continue reading
Article appeared in the April 14 Issue of the Interlake Spectator… Riverton Mayor, Colin Bjarnason, was out near the foot bridge on the north end of town, at 6:30 a.m. on Apr. 12, when ice on the Icelandic River hit the pillars and swept half the bridge away. Soon after,… Continue reading
Appeared in the April 14 Issue of the Interlake spectator… The Arborg and District Multi-cultural Heritage Village held its fifth annual dinner and theatre and dance fundraising event, at the Arborg Community Hall on Apr. 9, 2011. It was a fun event that featured a play called, “The Olden Girls:… Continue reading
Article appeared in the April 7, 2011 Issue of the Interlake Spectator… What began as a family recreational activity two years ago, became a door to a world of new experiences and accomplishment for 20-year-old Katie Jones of Rembrandt. Jones recently returned from a trip to Tucson, Arizona, where she… Continue reading
This article appeared in the March 31, 2011 Issue of The Interlake Spectator… The show, simply called “the Lake”, opened at the New Icelandic Heritage Museum on Mar. 26, and was a stellar success, with close to 300 people in attendance. Manitoba’s Minister of Culture, Heritage and Tourism, Flor Marcelino,… Continue reading
…this article appeared in the February 10 issue of the Interlake Spectator. It is hard to believe that real estate “tycoon” Michael Bruneau, despite his obvious intelligence, achieved only a grade seven education. Born and raised in Powerview, MB, 60-year-old Bruneau attended school in Pine Falls as a child. His… Continue reading