@HometownNewsLC that's so distressing. I'm curious to know if Intimate Partner Violence is occurring at this rate provincially, nationally - or is there something unique that makes this so incredibly common here?
Exciting news in Smiths Falls! Premium Construction Inc wins library tender, paving the way for enhanced accessibility and community spaces. Details in the article. #SmithsFallsLibrary
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@SomethingRhymes Jujubes are still popular and delicious on the western side of the Atlantic! I was raised pronouncing them with a J like Juice, joo-joobs, but some of my friends call them joo-joo-bees. I've also heard them called gumdrops, but I'm not sure if it's exactly the same thing or not.
@SomethingRhymes Loving this episode! We all say loonie and toonie for our $1 and $2 coins, and toque is most often pronounced with the first sound like 2.
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@dockanz Through the cold late-fall of Eastern Ontario, I griped at my tween for not wearing a jacket. When the first snow fell, I handed him the jacket and said I insisted - snow means jacket, regardless. He gave me the stink eye but put it on. At the end of the day ...
Reader, he stank.
@gillinghamjoe my daughter overheard Greg Davies talking about you in an interview, and when he said "contestant called Joe" she misheard it as "Testicle Joe" and that is now what we call you in our house. I kind of thought that might make you grin.
Is anyone else absolutely fascinated by the way Alexa is calling herself "she" while she preps for the wedding? Until this episode I would have bet she and Brennon were saying yes, but that distancing language is saying no!
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