I am from Regina (Sask. Canada), but now live between Kelowna and Vancouver. I have more than a few children, and I am 36 years old. I hate talking about myself, it's my least favorite subject. All I will say about myself is that in the poem by Frost "The Road Not Taken", I took neither path. I went right through the forest and created my own path, and have the scars to prove it.
I saw a man die tonight
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- ISBN978-1-7751597-0-4
- EAN9781775159704
- Date de parution24/10/2017
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- ÉditeurS.R. McKenzie
Résumé
I saw a man die tonight~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Not exactly the way I wanted to begin this story, morbid, grey, but honest and true. Every week the same drive to work, four hours, Okanagan to Vancouver, on the old number five and ninety seven. An hour of Gods perfect road, three hours of Hell. Steep inclines, fast declines, snow, ice, rain, winding roads.It's like driving through the Artic for those of you who have never had the displeasure of driving it in the winter, pure hell.
Growing up in the prairies, I was very accustomed to winter driving, but very little up and down hill, the prairies are as flat as flat land can get!
Growing up in the prairies, I was very accustomed to winter driving, but very little up and down hill, the prairies are as flat as flat land can get!
