Birdsong
Melanie Clarke
June 1, 2024
Every Newfoundlander and Labradorian looks forward to spring after a long dreary winter. For months we have been locked in the grip of winter snow,
Every Newfoundlander and Labradorian looks forward to spring after a long dreary winter. For months we have been locked in the grip of winter snow,
I grew up with three brothers. As the only girl, I naturally grew up as a daddy’s girl. My mother always said, “If you are
Throughout my life, when I said the word “promise,” I meant it. As a young child, I remember being in Brownies and promising to “do
We are now in the middle of Lent. For forty days and forty nights, Jesus Christ was tempted in the desert by the devil. As
We are living in turbulent times. Our society seems to be full of crime, poor decisions, and a general lack of concern for our fellow
January in Newfoundland and Labrador doesn’t usually bring much joy to those of us who live here. It’s the darkest, snowiest, windiest, and coldest time
When I was eight years old, we moved from Kelligrews, Conception Bay South to St. John’s. At the time, Kelligrews was a small town and
As the days get shorter and the weather starts to turn cold and miserable, people tend to stay in rather than go out. Many are
When I was a little girl, I lived in Kelligrews. It wasn’t even Conception Bay South at that time; the towns were separate entities and
When I was a teenager, I was a Sunday School teacher. Part of the curriculum was to teach the parable of the lost sheep. In
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