Ken's Korner

The power of Mother Nature is quite humbling. Especially after seeing the news footage of the earthquake in Japan and later the tsunami that followed.

How much wood could a woodchuck chuck....?
We felt like woodchucks over the weekend as we continued to tackle our piles of uncut firewood for next year.

If you are like me, then, last week, you found yourself recollecting what it was like to have a team do well at RRHS when I went to school.

Long weekends are great for all of you who do not put out a newspaper. But for us it usually means a very crazy short week and this one was no exception!

Technology is such a big part of our lives now. So what does one do when we suddenly are without some of it?

Technology is such a big part of our lives now. So what does one do when we suddenly are without some of it?

Tasty tomatoes are something I enjoy. Especially ones from our own garden.
But this time of year gardens are buried under snow and we haven't even begun to start seeds for the upcoming summer.

What would life be like without gasoline?

It is times like the past couple of weeks and especially this past Saturday that make me the most proud to be from Rainy River.

In recent months I have been watching my dear old dog become just that... old.
He is nearly 13 which makes him about 91 in human years.