You'd think that politicians would put together some pretty impressive websites to promote their cause, but most blog experts would agree with Mr. Crawford Killian, the author of The View from Seymour, that many of them have failed in that regard. Check it out, but be sure to ignore the comment by 'Gordon' at the bottom. One question Mr. Killian didn't address, however, was whether in fact it's even desirable for our Prime Minister to be blogging in his spare time. If it were to come down to choosing between spending more time with provincial premiers or sitting down in front of the laptop updating the blog, I'd prefer the former. Nonetheless, one blog a month wouldn't hurt anyone...
On an unrelated note, doing grocery shopping at the Metro early in the morning is so much easier and much more peaceful than attempting to do so in the late afternoon. No line-ups, stocked shelves, and no pesky New Rez kids clogging up the checkout with their "cheetos", "40s", and "frozen dinners." I highly recommend it - you won't step foot in that place after noon ever again.
On an unrelated note, doing grocery shopping at the Metro early in the morning is so much easier and much more peaceful than attempting to do so in the late afternoon. No line-ups, stocked shelves, and no pesky New Rez kids clogging up the checkout with their "cheetos", "40s", and "frozen dinners." I highly recommend it - you won't step foot in that place after noon ever again.
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