How to Sneak Food after Marriage
A humorous piece advises husbands to master stealth for late night snacks. It urges pretending a basement noise prompts the exit, not admitting hunger as the motive, and highlights the unseen skill of covert eating within married life.
Tricks of the married trade and side notes
A quirky collection of satirical snippets discusses domestic schemes and social quirks. It blends dark humor on marriage with riffs about driving choices, banking, and workplace impatience, ending with a witty quote of the day from Red Green.
HEU survey finds BC optimism on medicare future rises
A poll of 409 British Columbians between Jan 9 and 12 found 30 percent expect health care to improve in the coming years, 22 percent foresee no change, and 43 percent anticipate deterioration. Top priorities include more nurses, hospital beds, home support, and long term care. Results were for HEU, conducted by McIntyre and Mustel with five percent margin of error.
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