We are now on Daylight Savings Time (DST) which will provide us with an extra hour of daylight in the evenings. With the schools being closed for the March break, some families will be away on vacation while others, not so lucky, will be home. Couple the March break with DST and the milder weather, drivers will have to be on the lookout for both school kids and deer.
With the rain and the milder weather, the snow is melting quickly as is the ice on Ice Lake. There are some open patches!
My elderly uncle and I were sitting on our front porch when a young woman in a revealing dress sauntered by. Noting the eager look in my uncle’s eye, I said, “Now don’t be entertaining evil thoughts.” “I’m not,” he snapped. “They’re entertaining me.”
Another road hazard! Potholes are appearing in increasing numbers daily on both township roads and provincial highways.
Ervin McIntyre advises us the ground hogs are digging more holes.
Barry’s allergy medications have been determined, not through the efforts of Sunnybrook Hospital and their allergy department, but through the care and concern of the doctors at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Hamilton. It is miraculous how Sunnybrook did not accomplish anything in nine and one-half months while St. Joseph’s staff completed all the tests and had the results in just over two months. Our thanks to Dr. S. Waserman and Dr. J. Greenbaum, and their staff.
