The arcane parade Trundles down fifth avenue Menacingly   

The author in a snowsuit in Thompson sometime in 1971 or 1972.  There's a lot more snow there today. Wear your mittens! I'...

Another snowfall, another flat. Thankfully I was giving Sean a ride home - he gave me a big hand changing the tire and captured this ann...

Here are Sean and I playing in the backyard sometime in early 1982. I feel like we used to get more snow back then, but of course I'd...

Frosty the Snowman Freezes still on planet Hoth Melted by Empire

I left work at five this evening, prepared for a long, slow, stressful commute, which Edmonton delivered in spades. After about a half hour...

Sylvia is horrified whenever I wear white socks during the winter. She says that it just isn't done. But this seems wrong to me; it see...

Today I dressed for work, entered the garage and hit the button to open the door. The door didn't move. I went outside to discover th...

While this photo was actually shot in the 1970s in northern Manitoba, I thought with a little manipulation it could appear as though it w...

I'm pretty sure my maternal grandmother shot this striking sunset sometime during the late 1960s using some kind of weird large-forma...

From Neptune's hairy bosom wept the muck-laden waters of Lake Driveway Those Aegean tears rose inexorably to creep along the pale ceme...

Everyone that knows me knows I'm not a dog person. I'm deathly allergic to them, and the barking and sharp teeth make me a little ...

It's not even winter yet Yet here I stand among the frosted trees Trees weighed down with skins of ice Ice blanketing snow Snow bl...

On November 12, Sylvia and I drove to Tim Horton's for drinks. On our way back, travelling south on 178th street just north of the 98th ...

Mom and Dad, sometime in the late 60s on the old Etsell farm near Virden, Manitoba. Boy those were cold winters..!

I loved growing up in northern Manitoba, but sometimes winter up there in the 1970s got to be a little much. When you're at the edge o...

Having lived in northern Manitoba for a decade, I don't complain about Alberta winters very often; even at their worst, they're re...