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Where have you gone, 2018? It seems like just yesterday we were reflecting on the stories, the moments and the tribulations of 2017. We were looking forward to what 2018 would bring. That was more than 360 days ago.

One of the most interesting people I鈥檝e had the pleasure of meeting is a guy in Whistler, B.C., named Jack.

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It shouldn鈥檛 come as a surprise that Estevan has hosted a couple of Yellow Vest Movement protests and a truck convoy recently. After all, a central tenant of the Yellow Vest Movement in Western Canada focuses on their opposition to the carbon tax.

Peace is a word that is used a lot at this time of year. We sing Silent Night and talk about the coming Prince of Peace. We give out cards that speak of peace on Earth and we hope for a little peace and quiet during our time off.

It鈥檚 not surprising that I鈥檝e been humming, 鈥淎way in a Manger鈥� these days (after all, it is the Christmas season) but I鈥檝e found myself thinking more about the wood. Neither humorous nor particularly profound, here are my musings.

I knew this day was going to come eventually: I won鈥檛 spend Christmas with my parents. I鈥檝e been very fortunate over the years to be with mom and dad for Christmas. In fact, from 2002-2017, we were together at Christmas every year, except for two.

Cheers to the Estevan Kinsmen Club for the Christmas Card Lane that is currently set up on Souris Avenue North.

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