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    Bailing Bucket is the creative blog of Rhett Soveran.

    Rhett lives in Calgary, AB, works as the Web Editor of WestJet's up! magazine and is married to Leah... More about Rhett Soveran.

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Monthly Archives: November 2006

Drill

By Rhett Soveran | Published: November 30, 2006
Watch where you drill!
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Still at Work…

By Rhett Soveran | Published: November 29, 2006
…someone put me out of my misery.
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A Moment of Silence, Please

By Rhett Soveran | Published: November 28, 2006
Update:   I FOUND A COPY!  I forgot to check my laptop, which is what I originally wrote it on.  It’s missing a couple pages, but that’s a lot better than the whole thing.  It’s a Christmas miracle!  I have, apparently, committed an act of man-slaughter or story-slaughter, unintentionally.  It could be said that I have ignored or pushed away my creative [...]
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It’s Too Cold to Think

By Rhett Soveran | Published: November 27, 2006
  It’s -25 C right now and windy.  Instead of thinking something witty up, I will report to you that the sixth (and most likely final season) of Scrubs is about to begin this Thursday! And here are my current favourite lines from the last episode of season five (which I just watched on my lunch break). Carla: Look, [...]
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Broke

By Rhett Soveran | Published: November 24, 2006
As Christmas–*spits*–approaches, I am forced to go down to the mall or down to the Wal-Mart/big box stores to find something for everyone.  Admitedly, I am a great gift-giver.  When I buy something for someone, the chances are, it will be a great gift.  Now, I don’t mean to sit high up on my gift-horse–*chuckles*–but [...]
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A Tumbleweed Tale

By Rhett Soveran | Published: November 23, 2006
Part Two  See them tumbling down Pledging their love to the ground Lonely but free I’ll be found Drifting along with the tumbling tumbleweeds. Some of the best conversations that I have ever had have been travelling down a prairie road–beside my friends, the tumbleweed–whether it was an exhaustingly hot Friday after a week of camp with Laura, or returning from [...]
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