Pepper has returned from the prairies where the cold can nip your face so hard it aches to the bone. Where a green hoodie during football playoffs can make you feel right at home!
Regina, the capital of Saskatchewan where the sunrise mirrors the rows of wheat in the fields. 
A place where the wind knocks at your window,
Parade during Remembrance Day
and RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) are trained to protect us.
A city where a random metal Elephant sculpture stands across from the library,
and a beautiful mural sits unscathed at the bus stop.
Home of The First Nations University of Canada!
Where the weather changes on a whim, from a sunny crisp day with a dusting of snow, 
to a wonderland of frosting covering trees and pathways. Where a shirt could be seen to blow in circles on the road. 
A place where a peculiar sculpture of bells is planted in a park,
and a picture metaphors the slow lifestyle.
A quaint city where several historic sites marry a mall Christmas tree and a present day perspective!
Sprinkling Christmas spirit to the odd farmers who may only leave their home for dire necessity.
Regina, a homey little place where a Armchair tomato sculpture done by Victor Cicansky sits in the airport to commemorate the 2005 milestone of the 100 year old Province. 
3 comments:
So happy Pepper is home safely. Regina looks interesting! I want to tell you... I think Pepper looks incredibly beautiful in this photo! The Regina winds agree with her! That's a blow up for your family room wall Mamma. xox
Glad Pepper made it home safe and sound. What fun sculptures they have there! Thanks for sharing the photos.~xo
Victor is my Cousin!
~Isaac Cicansky~
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