Russell Wangersky
@wangersky.bsky.social
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Writer, editor, columnist.
A fine knife made by a Saskatoon knife maker. I lost his card, which is sad - he asks everyone to update him on his knives, good or bad. And this knife is excellent. I wish I could tell him. Such good work.
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Ok - Polish hot horseradish and old cheddar cheese sandwiches - a great start to the day.
8 days ago
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Welcome to our house, Leslie’s thrift store find. A 22-inch solid beauty of rolling pin.
10 days ago
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Corn meal, flour, baking powder, sugar. Watching the mix of it go granular. Corn bread soon.
18 days ago
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To believe in this living, is just a hard way to go. - Angel from Montgomery
22 days ago
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Last year, we took my grandson to Newfoundland. Now, he just wants to go back.
about 1 month ago
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Who dat?
about 1 month ago
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Had to read Hansard from 1987-88 for Newfoundland for something I was working on today. Realized essentially everything the govt highlighted in its throne speeches later failed - often, epically.
about 1 month ago
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Happy spoon.
about 2 months ago
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At minus 38 with a windchill of -50, HOW CAN THERE BE MIST?????
3 months ago
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Hoarfrost or time ice.
3 months ago
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Winnipeg stalagmite - winter ice, growing from the ground up.
3 months ago
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Oxford English Dictionary, 1954 edition.
4 months ago
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Blizzard came.
4 months ago
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Cold clear day in Winnipeg and the sun dogs are here.
4 months ago
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Lap cat, watching over the neighbourhood.
7 months ago
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What a day.
7 months ago
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The days here are all at once into the decay of fall. Leaves drop, evenings cool. We approach the time of stews and sauces.
7 months ago
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A pleasant surprise.
www.nytimes.com/2025/09/24/m...
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‘Sharp Corner,’ ‘Last Breath’ and More Streaming Gems
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/24/movies/sharp-corner-last-breath-streaming-surprises.html
7 months ago
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Two of my favourite apple trees, Apple Tree 1 and the Hidden Tree, survived the CBN forest fires.
8 months ago
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Post-bird, chiaroscuro.
8 months ago
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Walked here.
8 months ago
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Felt some sympathy for this.
8 months ago
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Saw this.
8 months ago
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Picked these.
8 months ago
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They just … keep … coming.
9 months ago
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Evening. (In real life, it’s a little more forest fire orange.)
9 months ago
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And … Steve Earle enters the music mix.
9 months ago
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Salad of yellow wax beans, snap peas, green onions, tomatoes and peaches….
9 months ago
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Going to soon start planning the way to live in art.
9 months ago
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Overheard on the street tonight: “Well, you’d better hurry, because a lot of those people are dying…”
9 months ago
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Another day draws to a close.
9 months ago
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Harmonica guy just went by. Plays music on his phone while riding with no hands and accompanying the music on a harmonica. What could go wrong?
9 months ago
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Wave lace.
9 months ago
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Canada Day - a boy and a stick.
9 months ago
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In the backyard, and the neighbour’s backyard band is playing an excellent version of REM’s “Losing my religion.”
9 months ago
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The sea got this far.
9 months ago
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Winnipeg meets forest fire smoke. Again.
9 months ago
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Appiness is not a happ.
10 months ago
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Got some lovely early garlic. The kind where the skin hasn’t hardened up into thin paper. And the cloves are sticky-wet and strong-smelling. Love it.
10 months ago
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Nothing I’ve ever read and valued would be improved by having AI repackage it for me.
10 months ago
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Grandson meets the ocean for the first time.
10 months ago
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This week’s Free Press column.
www.winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/anal...
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Opinion: Transfixed by nature’s intricate impermanence
The smell of capelin — a small bait fish — rotting on the beach by the thousands after spawning is one of both of putrefaction and something noble, too — off-putting but peculiarly alluring. It’s part...
https://www.winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/analysis/2025/07/05/transfixed-by-natures-intricate-impermanence
10 months ago
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What a wildfire took - in minutes.
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Opinion: Tangible ties to our past, gone in a flash
We survived the fire. But none of the things I thought would outlive us did. I know it’s just stuff. But I also know that a lot of it was the kind of stuff that stretches between generations, connecti...
https://www.winnipegfreepress.com/arts-and-life/life/2025/06/06/tangible-ties-to-our-past-gone-in-a-flash
11 months ago
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So, this Winnipeg mosquito tried to bite me, and a minuscule tree worm descended from my eyebrow on a gossamer thread. Summer approaches.
11 months ago
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Me this week.
www.winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/anal...
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Opinion: Even time-sculpted sands scarred by the selfish
https://www.winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/analysis/2025/05/24/even-time-sculpted-sands-scarred-by-the-selfish
11 months ago
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Manitoba does this kind of sky better than any place I’ve ever been.
11 months ago
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Winnipeg signs go dark…
11 months ago
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Lost this place last night in an out of control wildfire. We are gutted.
12 months ago
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I saw my first Cybertruck in Winnipeg today, and realized its profile was the kind of thing I used to draw in grade 9 with my tinned geometry set.
12 months ago
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