Opinion

At 9 p.m. on Sept. 21 I was standing next to the No. “24” painted on a road, on the Island of Rarotonga in the Pacific Ocean. It was raining and I had 100 kilometres to run.

What a weekend. Last weekend there was something for everyone and it doesn’t get much better than that. Pennies of course, and outhouses and art and great photographs and music and old cars.

If you are looking for a fun movie with your kids, or want to release the kid inside you, come visit Hotel Transylvania playing at The Cochrane Movie House this week.

This weekend could be tremendously appropriate, or how else can you explain the federal finance minister on our streets the same weekend as outhouses? It’s the end of the penny drive which has been a huge success and there’s a good chance federal fin

This is not putting a knock on Jarome Iginla of Calgary’s Flames but, instead, to wonder how the National Hockey League got into the pickle it’s in today. Jarome is just being used as an example of the stupidity of the owners.

I recently had the pleasure of participating in a fundraising ride sponsored by the Alberta Equestrian Federation. The ride was held at the Rafter 6 Guest Ranch and was very well attended.

Fear. It can wrap it’s boney cold fingers around you and immobilize you. That’s how I was feeling a few weeks ago. So full of fear. I was fearful of getting my head shaved. Turned out it wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be.

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During the Labour Day long weekend, I had occasion to visit the urgent health care facility in Cochrane. On the Saturday of the weekend I went to the Calgary Highland Games in Springbank and tripped over a tent peg — full contact bagpipes as it were.

Spring and summer in Cochrane bring opportunities for citizens to pursue their interests and explore their potential.