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Hay’s Daze: For drying out loud

Hay’s Daze: For drying out loud

Who would have thought that public bathrooms can cause your ears to explode? Ok, so maybe it’s just Men’s washrooms that are so dangerous, I’m not really sure on account of I haven’t gone into a “Ladies” on purpose lately. But I have noticed a disturbing trend in most male biffies in restaurants, airports and other public places where nature calls.
Street Tales: I’m so lonesome I could cry

Street Tales: I’m so lonesome I could cry

This familiar Hank Williams song came to mind the other day when a speaker mentioned the fact that so many folks are ever so alone. Even in a building or a room full of people, a person can still feel totally alone, in spite of many interactions such as discussions, work and other activities.
College Beat: Education impacts quality of life

College Beat: Education impacts quality of life

With apologies to political scientists everywhere, and in my opinion, the role of government at any level can be categorized into two general themes: safety and quality of life. In other words, how can government keep its citizens safe, and how can it improve the quality of their lives?
Hay’s Daze: Prime Ministers can’t eat any nachos

Hay’s Daze: Prime Ministers can’t eat any nachos

Have you ever put a rubber band on your wrist or tied a string on your finger to remind you to remember something? I know I have.
Street Tales: Ignoring your heart

Street Tales: Ignoring your heart

If I drive by where they are working, they will give me a wave and a slight smile, but when they come to the kitchen at meal times, they will not meet my eyes. If I say hello or good morning, these same girls will respond in kind, but will not look at me directly.
Red Deer Food Bank gets $33K donation from Central Alberta business

Red Deer Food Bank gets $33K donation from Central Alberta business

A Central Alberta company raised more than $33,000 for the Red Deer Food Bank.
Lowe: Just the start of a thrilling ride

Lowe: Just the start of a thrilling ride

The Half Drowned King by Linnea Hartsuyker
Street Tales: Our rejected gifts

Street Tales: Our rejected gifts

“My Grandfather was a different man.” This statement started a story that peaked my interest because I saw the relationship to a lot of people that I know, both at the kitchen and other parts of society as well.
Hay: The miracle of close whisper tingling

Hay: The miracle of close whisper tingling

Somebody named “Heather Feather” is whispering at you verysoftly. She is also tapping gently and quietly on a fancy wine glass. And maybe you’re getting all tingly.
Sylvan Lake couple expande their garden in an unusual way

Sylvan Lake couple expande their garden in an unusual way

The coup have started to grow crops in a usually neglected area of a property