Dryden, ON, Canada / CKDR
May 27, 2021 | 7:11 AM
When you live in Northwestern Ontario you take advantage of every moment to enjoy the great outdoors, the adventures and the sites the region has to offer. There’s always something new and sometimes different to explore and learn about.
This past Sunday, Elaine Morris was out in the woods north of Dryden and found these peculiar…..things. Elaine snapped a picture of the ‘things’ which she jokingly titled to be ‘witches cauldrons’. Witches Cauldrons? Can you imagine if she was actually right?!? That would debunk the theory of the witches actually living south of Dryden.
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The secret is out you love reading aloud, and you love being read to. I knew it! And I am delighted. Last month I wrote about books that I thought would be great to read out loud. But you came up with a much better list. Let’s get to it:
It took me less than a millisecond to frame a response:
“Babbitt,” by Sinclair Lewis. Not only is this the pre-eminent novel meant to be read out loud, it is also the one most delightful to hear. It’s boisterous, not reflective at all, despite the deep meaning, and needs voice, especially the bumptious voice of a Booster.