blog post Appetite for New Brunswick: Shivering Songs Festival

Isn't Manitoba officially biligual, or am I getting myself confused with them being the only province who offers biligual elementary schooling? Or am I really confused and ought to go back to bed and re-live the day again, as Zammachus clearly is?

For those who missed it earlier, my first review is up on my blog.

Go read it and find a link to download Maylee Todd's Hieroglyphics.

For free.

Swap [01] for [05] and... yes.

Pity I can't spell though. It must be the excitement.

This is a chance to really get a snapshot of maritime culture Lisa, and we expect you to go the distance.  You need to be the last one to leave the after party kitchen party, so pace yourself.    Do not long for a Ganong.  Don’t be mislead by a Moosehead.  Keep yourself fresh with lemon water, fresh fruits, and vegetables, purchased at the market of course - do they still sell the samosa’s there? – so you can keep your sea legs for the long haul.  There is a tonne of character and culture in those parts, and you need to soak it all up and bring it back with you.  



Fairly. I've posted  few times before not much and not often. I listen everyday but I don't often have time to post really. Today just happens to be a lot of down time.

Plus with Lisa in New Brunswick I feel obligated to post lol.

Well a hearty Hello then.

Hopefully I won't drive you off by over-marketing my blog. :p

It's just unfortunate that Lisa won't be around here today. I'm fairly certain, at least.

NL isn't a Maritime province. Rebbey corrected me on that one.

and I for one would not argue with Rebbey

picaroons

I think the show is memorex

dammit. you're right. I forgot.  fail

That's alright. My request literally cannot be fulfilled as his music isn't uploaded on R3. Just wondered if anybody else had heard from the man.

You can probably find some McCain products in SoCal.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCain_Foods

I don’t think there are any Irving businesses there, however.  They made their money by owning half of NB, literally. 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K.C._Irving



Are Yukon Blonde being broadcast live on R3 tonight? 

You could ask them to make a fresh batch and call it New Brunswick stew?

he shoots, he scores!

I have heard nothing of the sort. It was one of Grant's Top 5 Gigs so I expect he'd have said something if it were.

It's still #3 in Canada on the Twittarz

Okay. That one was cute.

Just found an interesting music connection to the McCains.  Gillian McCain, daughter of Harrison McCain one of the co-founders of McCain foods, wrote a book in 1996 called Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk.

http://poets.ca/members_data/Gillian%20McCain



Wait wait wait...  There's a Radio 2?

There are four Atlantic Provinces, the ones you mentioned.

Traditionally, Newfoundland is not included in the "Maritime Provinces" (or Maritimes) -- I'm guessing because that expression dates from before Newfoundland's incorporation into Canada (1949).

There used to be a Radio 1, but it died some years ago.  (With the exception of a few programs, like Ideas, Tapestry, and some of the weekend programs.)



"McKeel". I think you can count on that, seeing as "Kyle" exists in Scotland...

be careful. Ian wil be after you with that big stick he's intent on weilding today. (that's what she said)

...this, a wiki an atlatls, and it yields the delicious word "atlatlist(s)"!

"woomera", the (Australian) aborigines' version.

"According to Eric Willmot, a leading Aboriginal scholar, a woomera and spear were the fastest weapons in the world until the invention of the self-loading rifle.[3]"

Ours is called a Chuckit

Hmm...

Nope. Not this week. I guess it's too new. Hasn't hit its stride yet.

Stop by the Capital Bar

CBC r3 on the Stereo

Fergus on the Bar