Bee Thankful
Photo by Brian Scullion
By Apis Mellifera
My dearest James Bay residents: collectively, we thought it to bee a good idea to let you know a little something about us. First of all, my sisters and I have lived in James Bay for pretty much all our lives. My name is Betty 672, (at last count, I had 700 sisters named Betty, oh, make that 699, #487 just died, got caught in a cold shadow between houses and crashed to the ground). I will be 36 tomorrow and my days are numbered. Don't bee too upset about it though; it's just the way it is. We have been doing it this way for millions of years, and we can honestly say that we are the most important insect on your planet; we are perfectionists at everything we do. Don't get me wrong, we're not full of ourselves. We do what we do because that's just the way life is.
In this issue...
What the Occupiers Really Want, or Things I Learned from the Air India Inquiry
MLA Report: Hope Needs Real Action
Dickens Craft Fair - A Night Outing
James Bay Community Centre School: A Very Active Year Coming Up
James Bay New Horizons: Activities Galore
Family Centre...Community in Action
Turning Point: Working Together for Democratic Change
Relax, and Take Care of Your Adrenals
What is the Role of a School Board Trustee?
Is this Work of Art a Public Health Hazard?
Flowing with the Seasons: Autumn
Poetry
Book Reviews
How to Get What You Want, and Want What You Have
Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus
Letters to the Editor
Re: "James Bay Is It" - Ugly or Not
Recipes by Conni Atwell
This Month's Mystery House
Last month's mystery house was 634 Avalon Street.
