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- Journalism again - how to see it
- A modest post about modest changes
- The editor steps in again
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Tag Archives: New Brunswick
Hazards of living in Alberta
I lived in Alberta for roughly twenty years before moving to New Brunswick about five years ago. Over the last few days, I’ve discovered one of the hazards of having lived there for so long. You are never where you … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, People
Tagged Alberta, dehumidifiers, handyman, humidity, moisture problem, New Brunswick, People, plumber, Story
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Canada, singular and plural
(Originally published July 1, 2010 on Thoughtwrestling as “The Canadas.”) Canada is both problem and solution. It’s an ongoing exercise in creativity and problem solving. Sometimes it works out well; sometimes not. And it’s really, really big! Its lessons are … Continue reading
Posted in Canada
Tagged Alberta, bill wren, Canada, Canadian, canadians, citizenry, Creativity, eastern british columbia, Edmonton, finding solutions, montreal quebec, national arts centre, national arts centre ottawa, New Brunswick, ottawa, ottawa ontario, People, perspective, problem solving, problems, provincial flags, quebec, solving problems, Thoughtwrestling, Vancouver, writelife
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The story today
It snowed. And so it begins … I’ve a pretty good idea of how the rest of the story goes. Tweet
Posted in Burbles
Tagged Fredericton, molly, molly bloom, New Brunswick, rest of the story, snow, Story, writelife
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This is what I have been doing
It seems wrong to say I haven’t posted anything this week because I’ve been busy — it’s Tuesday! But in many ways this is more like Thursday to me since I spent the weekend working. And a lot of that … Continue reading

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