EDITOR'S NOTES

The other night, I attended a meeting at City Hall to discuss a plan to install a new LED sign at one of the main entrances to our town. 

One of the many things my mother has taught me in life was how to feed calves. I don’t recall how old I was at the time, but I do remember that when I offered, she was happy to show me how.

As summer ended last year, the central air conditioning unit on our house decided it would stop working. Cooler days were ahead, so there was no need to rush to fix it. There would be plenty of time in the “off-season” to take care of it.

I need to go to the grocery store. I’ve been saying that every day for the past week, and as each day passes and the cupboards and refrigerator continue to empty, it becomes even more apparent.

As I pen this month’s column, I have anniversaries on my mind. This month, my husband and I celebrate our 10-year wedding anniversary. When I reflect on our past decade together, I am amazed at what we’ve been able to accomplish in what seems like a short period of time.

Canada recently acknowledged the importance of safety on the farm with its annual National Farm Safety Week.