Crossed My Mind

In order to get out of a research assignment that is sure to be dull and difficult, I have opted to do something else that is dull and difficult.Sports. No, not play them. God no. Read them.For 92.9 KICK-FM. You see, I am not you would call a sports fan, and unless it is curling or hockey, I pretty much draw a blank. Then why read the sports you ask? News was taken and I just love to deliver the news.So there I was, ...

For the past few weeks I have had no life, but it wasn’t for nothing. Looks at what I have accomplished! The first picture is of my travel ad for Beausejour, the second is a poster for the upcoming magazine fair, and the third one is a made up ad for Discreet Boutique for our magazine (Tuck and Tape). I am really looking forward to not being so busy so I can have more time to write a real blog post and not just post ...

As my ears flood with the whine of snowmobile engines, I step onto a flooded fairground, one imagines an ice-skating rink. Carefully stepping to avoid falling, I wonder why I was the only one having trouble walking. As I looked at everyone around me, I came to the conclusion that it was because I wasn’t dressed for the occasion. I came in leggings, a dress, and leather boots. Not typical winter gear such as ski pants and jacket, toque, and winter boots. I cruise down Main Street, taking in what Beausejour has to offer, seizing the sights. And by sights I mean the grain elevator, a Chinese food eatery, and the crematorium. Next stop, the half-mile flooded oval track at the Canadian Power ...

Today my friends Emily Wessel, John Gaudes, Lindsey Enns, and I went to Beausejour for our travel assignment. It didn't seem like there is a heck of a lot to do in Beausejour. Examples: the museum is only open one month out of the year, if you were staying at the Superior Inn, you would have no pool to swim in, and if you worked at the provincial office in Beausejour, you might not know anything about the town.  But ...