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Oh, the memory flashes can play nasty tricks on a feeble brain such as the one that I have laid claim to over these past many years. I'm stuck with it. There are no brain transplants in the near future.

It is heartening to see some rallying around the Roche Percee revival plan. It may be a modest one, but from small seeds, tall trees can sometimes grow.

The Editor, Congratulations King Brad. With a few simple strokes of the pen you have done what no other Saskatchewan premier has ever attempted or wanted to attempt; you have turned Saskatchewan into Alberta.

Jennifer's Journal

Well, back to work now. I hope everbody enjoyed their Victoria's Secret holiday on Monday. I don't know why they've named this holiday after a wimmin's lacy, racy underwear catalogue, but hey, I'll take a holiday whenever it's handed to me.

Thursday's end of the 2010 spring sitting of the Saskatchewan legislature could not have come soon enough.

The Editor: I'll try to make this as short as possible.

Like many of you, when the weather gets warm my thoughts turn to the garden...and the lawn, the weeds and the dead leaves from last fall.

I can't believe it. No real rants to convey this week. A few random thoughts maybe, but no eager, easy skepticism issues. That's just not like me.

Less than 10 years ago respected social trend monitor and author Doug Elliott stood in front of about 30 people in Estevan and told them that their possibilities of attracting a goodly number of immigrants to this community were limited.