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No Time for Banana Bread

Little did we know we would slowly discover that “country folk” are the hardest working people on the face of the Earth.

Nov 6, 2013
Laurie May

Friends of their Youth

The friendship among graduates of the old ‘school on the hill’ has stood the test of time.

Sep 11, 2013
Bernadette Hardaker

Our favourite picks for Autumn 2013

Must party, must fill the Vial of Life, must eat and drink and tick off!

Sep 11, 2013
In The Hills

A Country Practice

Apart from the little tufts of dental floss sticking out of her head, she looked pretty good.

Sep 11, 2013
Dan Needles

Go, Braves, Go!

It was a summer that shone so brightly for me that I will never forget it, and neither will my son.

Sep 11, 2013
Bethany Lee

My Not-So-Glorious Hockey Career

But then, winning isn’t everything for the Caledon Women’s Hockey League.

Sep 11, 2013
Nicola Ross

Living with History

George Booth has gone back to school – at the Silver Creek schoolhouse.

Sep 11, 2013
Pam Purves

Name that Blog

After assessing all the blog names that I could find, I still couldn’t come up with something uniquely personal. I was starting to get discouraged.

Sep 9, 2013
Laurie May

The Case for Food Hubs

Barb Imrie, who helped start the Palgrave Community Kitchen in 2009, hopes it will go on to become part of a thriving community food hub.

Aug 15, 2013
In The Hills

Head Shot

“There are no bad pictures; that’s just how your face looks sometimes.” Abraham Lincoln

Jul 24, 2013
Laurie May

Guilt

“Food, love, career, and mothers are the four major guilt groups.” – Cathy Guisewite

Jun 19, 2013
Laurie May

The Year of the Grape

My son came home one weekend early last spring and asked, “Why don’t you plant some grapevines here on the farm, Dad?”

Jun 17, 2013
Dan Needles