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Christmas

We thought it would be a funny and memorable commemoration of the end of 2020. Masked, somewhat fed up and looking forward to next Christmas! -Lincoln Turtle

Graduation

Marc and I were both 17 years old when everything shut down due to COVID-19. I was in grade 11 and he was in grade 12. Our high school shut…

Graduation

Marc Carle was a 2020 high school graduate of Prince Albert Collegiate Institute. Due to the pandemic, his grad ceremony had to be held virtually. The place that it would…

Halloween 2020

For Halloween this year, I purchased an inexpensive reaching aid cane and decorated it with festively coloured streamers. I used it to help with physical distancing in handing out our…

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