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VKH Amateur Photo Club- Photos Of The Demolition Derby At The Vankleek Hill Fair: Blasting Exhaust, Burning Oil, And Fascinated Fanatical Fans, Vroom Vroom Crunch
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Category Archives: Vankleek Hill
The 2011 Liberal Party election results might count as ethnic cleansing
. . So… that was interesting. I am blown away at the collective humph to the nuts Canada has given to the Liberal Party of Canada. Seriously, it’s about time. The past fourteen years have been like being trapped in … Continue reading
The demolition of Vankleek Hill’s high school
. . Vankleek Hill Collegiate Institute (ESVCI), the high school I occasionally attended, sometimes for days in a row, is being slowly and finally demolished. When the school board finally announced Vankleek Hill would be getting a new school, to … Continue reading
Victor takes his first walk
. At the tender age of seventeen months, my son has started to walk. He has taken short steps before, about a month ago he taught himself how to appear to be walking while actually falling to the floor with … Continue reading
Little Victor Update | Nothing but Victor
. Victor has a new batch of teeth poking through his gums, it’s the pack… herd, flock, pride, whatever of molars we’ve been expecting ever since his gums turned white almost two months ago. The random crying started last week, … Continue reading
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Little Victor Update | Victori spolia
. For a lot of reasons this is the first update on my son in almost two months. Mostly the lack of updates is because I’ve been spending more time with Victor, which means less time for writing… or sleeping, … Continue reading
Posted in Eastern Ontario, Family, Parenthood, Vankleek Hill, Vankleek Hill Photos, Victor, Victor's Week In Review, Writing
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Little Victor Update | The finger
. My son has learned the eternal and universal symbol for the concept of “I want”… he has learned to point, which he does a lot now. Pointing is quickly followed by him looking up at you with his huge … Continue reading
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