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  • Bloom

    When Alice Ridgeway, recently widowed Co-Chair of the Stony Valley Communities in Bloom Committee, takes a walk at her late husband’s farm, she’s horrified to find a marijuana grow-op in the old barn. Whose plants are they? And they could sure use some fertilizer.

    See Bloom at the Edmonton Fringe Festival, August 12 - 22, 2010. Tickets on sale after August 3. http://www.fringetheatreadventures.ca/

  • Homecoming

    Retiring is tricky for a lifelong farmer like Jerry. But after he harasses his son so much that his son and daughter-in-law leave town, Jerry's back on the land. And hiding the truth from the rest of the town.

    This book is hot off the presses of the wonderful Scirocco Drama. Order it on-line or from your favorite bookstore.

  • Dry Streak

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    It's hot. Burning hot. City-girl-Kate has had enough of farm life. Too many drinks, and she's yelling that, if it would just rain, she'd run through town naked. Too bad the town newspaper man overheard.

    Dry Streak is published by Scirocco Drama. Order it into your favorite bookstore, or order it on-line.

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March 24, 2009

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Hmmm... Sounds like good practice was experienced in India dodging the Mentos; no doubt it prepared you for driving on gravel roads in rural Sask!

This is a great story! I was completely captivated. My kids like Mentos but I have never quite figured out why. I'm a black licorice kind of gal myself, so maybe that explains it.

I think when I see them in the check-out aisles at grocery stores now, I'll think of your story.

hmmm...don't see my comment. Will check back later.

I loved that story. I will keep it in mind if my husbands work ever sends us there as he threatens so often. I will remember to make sure my driver's car windows close. :-)

Mentos make me think of my parents who would buy Mentos every time they checked out at the local diner. My, then 3 year old, daughter would look longingly at the display of Mentos and then lovingly at the doting grandparents, back and forth, until they bought them - two for a dollar.

PS - Saskatoon is another place my husband's company almost sent us...Not sure how I felt about that. :-)

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