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It seemed to be a here-to-there, talk, listen, eat, listen some more, or talk some more kind of job.
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We’ve been digging on many foods, fresh, new and sometimes just comfortably familiar. See, there is something nice about the end of summer after all…
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…we got a pile of those aforementioned free tickets and started some Fringing before the bulk of my shifts actually kick in.
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We arrived and the line was half-way across the block, but it was clear that filming was in full swing and most people in line were just as eager to get a glancing cameo in some of the footage as they were in tasting some of the food.
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Summer is nearly over, it seems. Actually, at first it seems to have barely, just only, quite recently started. But then August reels in with a force long forgotten, days slip by to the hustle and bustle of life, and next thing you know you are staring down the short end of a month….
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…shortly before lunch we file out to the bus stop just across the street, board the packed shuttle, and make our way down to the land of food and tents and tens of thousand of peoples in Hawrelak Park where the Edmonton Heritage Festival is in full swing.
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My country is one hundred and forty-five years young today. This means (a) long weekend, and (b) hanging out with the family at a few fun events.
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It turns out that one of my favorite downtown festivals is running concurrently with our planned vacation time.
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Ah, June… Summer is at our doorstep, the days are (almost all of them) seeming to get a little bit longer, and for the second year in a row I am partaking in my daily blogging exercise, marginally focused along a …
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