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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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August 26, 2009

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Isn't it scary how we start to develop our parents' traits, even when we vowed we wouldn't?

Also, I think getting your hair wiped with spit on a Kleenex is pretty classy. Mine got wiped with spit on a hand.

This made me laugh in rueful recognition. There is a cricket chirping away outside our bedroom window EVERY night and I'm going to hunt that &^#*% thing down! Even though I am really a peace loving vegetarian.

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