In case you’d not noticed it’s nearly Christmas – ho ho bloody ho – and in an effort to get into the festive spirit I thought I’d go with my own take on the Christmas quiz.
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Hamish Champ: Chew on Champ’s Christmas Challenge! (Publican)
Pune: Scholar, Spitz and Saltoro showed out when the horses were exercised here on Monday morning (July 20). Sand track: 600m: Chiaborazo (V.Jodha), Nikitsky (Sandeep) 39. Former ended four lengths in front. …
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Scholar shows out (The Hindu)
Buckcherry (above) along with Default and Social Code are set to rock the South Okanagan Events Centre on Aug. 18. others also read…
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BC BREAKING NEWS : (Kelowna Capital News)
The only thing hard about picking blueberries, said Efrain Silva, is the patience they require.
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Yakima Valley growing more blueberries (Seattle Times)
The Bad: I got a speeding ticket on the way to Stitches South. That means I’m going to have to take a day off work to deal with it in a couple of months. Grrr! The Good: I got to go to Stitches South. It was almost the perfect shopping experience. The only thing that would have made it better would have been to have a butler bringing us drinks and nibbles and a Sherpa carrying our packages. The Bad: All the walking we did on Saturday apparently aggravated my heel bone spu
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The Bad, The Good, and The Yarn
If I am not boring you yet I thought I might share another wildflower with you, Wild Phlox, this is another beautiful little flower that grows in small clusters and has a beautiful purple color too it. I love how the colors in the bloom contrast with the deep greens of the forest floor, many times I find this one amongst the dry dead leaves but this bunch had a great bg I could take advantage of. In some places they grow so in such large masses it seems if the ground is covered in purple, and
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Indiana Wildflowers (wild phlox)
When her 18-month-old son was burning up with a fever that left him unconscious, Hilda Stewart did the only thing she could do. She left her home on Indian River Road and drove 45 minutes to the closest hospital. Norfolk General was the only option. It was 1964.
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Volunteers add an extra touch to hospital life (The Virginian-Pilot)