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History and Commentary from a Prairie Perspective

Sometimes when we think of counselling or therapy, we think of Sigmund Freud, one of the founders of psychotherapy.

History and Commentary from a Prairie Perspective

The weather has settled into a pattern of just below freezing at night to a couple of degrees above zero in the day. A little wind all the time, but not really uncomfortable. Just normal November weather. Compared to last year, I like it.

Ed, my neighbour next door, is thankful that times have changed. Ten or 15 years ago he knew every person on our block. Today, Ed claims that there are only three families on our block that haven't changed in those years.

Dear Editor With the elections for the new wheat and barley commissions looming, I decided to give all of the candidate biographies a read. I noticed an interesting contrast.

Dear Editor Though few of us in Saskatchewan would deny the need for a strong minimum wage, to help protect our most vulnerable working people, it might be time for our province to consider implementing a maximum wage.

I would like to extend a bouquet to Chris and his crew at SaskPower doing the upgrades on the east side of town the past couple of weeks.

Stomp stomp stomp! "I want the big chicken!" "No, Spencer, there is no more big chicken." "I want the big chicken! Katrina got one." "Spencer, Katrina is twice as big as you. She gets the bigger chicken." Stomp stomp stomp! Pout pout pout. Tear.

With all this depressing news lately, ranging from the heartbreaking like typhoons wiping out the Philippines, to just bizarre and embarrassing like Rob Ford, mayor of the Big Smoke caught inwell, his own big smoke, it's always nice to see a little p