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I have decided to finally give my thoughts on this pointless, stupid 2011 federal election. That about sums up my opinion on this campaign in a nutshell. I don't know about you, but I'm sick and tired of having so many federal elections.

With the election nearly over, it's time to take a look at some of the ridiculous notions that have permeated the campaign. First up is the deficit. The Liberals have been slagging the Conservatives for running huge deficits over the past two years.

When you decide to join the gym, it can be an intimidating experience all on its own. Not to mention that you may have no idea about gym etiquette. You may try to watch what others are doing or ask a staff member.

Whenever Ed, my neighbour next door, asks me "What did you do this week?" I know we are heading for turbulent waters. Sure, it may seem like an innocent question, but it always holds some dynamite in it.

Dateline: It's a strange time for an election. Spring is late, Easter is late and the polls seem early.

Dear Editor, As the federal election campaign progresses, it is obvious Stephen Harper's contempt for Parliament and the parliamentary process has expanded to include contempt for Canada's voters.

With all the anticipation of a bride in waiting, three baby bears, one momma bear and, yes (though I hang my head in shame as I report this), even one daddy bear sit in quiet glee awaiting that familiar tune to play and the television to come alive o

What foods do you feel like eating when you have been out on a cold, snowy day? How about when you have had a stressful day or feel like celebrating? These foods may be your comfort foods.

Working from home is becoming a popular thing to do. The reason often cited for working from home is so that one can create their own work hours, and so that they are home with the family.

The News Optimist's April 1, 2011 headline and associated "article" were a hoot. We were away at the time and a friend emailed a copy to us.