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noreimerreason a reading, writing, and photo blog. oh and animals. and their rights. there ain't never been any reimer reason, and i'm not gonna start now Tiger and lion (Taken with instagram) Posted 7 hours ago I love you #eastvancats (Taken with instagram) Posted 8 hours ago End of an era (Taken with instagram) Posted 8 hours ago I love you #eastvan (Taken with Instagram at Eye Contact) Posted 8 hours ago #photoadaymay #17: snack (Taken with instagram) Posted 11 hours ago #photoadaymay #16: I’m reading my dear friend D-Zomp’s words on the train! And remembering him bitching about this photo shoot even tho he is clearly a babe. @poetryisdead (Taken with Instagram at Joyce - Collingwood SkyTrain Station) Posted 1 day ago Lily from Liz (Taken with instagram) Posted 2 days ago #photoadaymay #15: love (Taken with instagram) Posted 2 days ago #photoadaymay #14: grass (Taken with Instagram at New Amsterdam Cafe) Posted 3 days ago Sea vegetable goes to the beach (Taken with instagram) Posted 4 days ago Next »

Showing category "Genealogy Saturday" (Show all posts) Happy Birthday Dido Posted by Nikki Reimer on Saturday, August 28, 2010, In : Genealogy Saturday 8/27/30 - 4/25/92 Would have been 80 today. The gentlest of men. A glass of rye whiskey on the rocks in your honour, sir. Continue reading ... genealogy saturday Posted by Nikki Reimer on Thursday, May 13, 2010, In : Genealogy Saturday Dido (my Ukrainian grandfather) walking in (I think) Saskatoon, circa early or mid-1950s. Continue reading ... genealogy saturday Posted by Nikki Reimer on Thursday, May 13, 2010, In : Genealogy Saturday The Cherwoniak / Zelichowski Story Andrew Cherwoniak (1893-1987) and Theophilia (Phyllis) Zelichowski (1903-1986) wed October 31, 1929 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Text written by Shirley Watson in 1980s and modified by Nikki Reimer in 2010. The Cherwoniak family emigrated from Austrian Empire in 1897. They brought five of their seven children (two had died prior to emigration.) The boat docked in Halifax, N.S. and by September 1897, they had settled on land at Gimli, Manitoba. Using bra... Continue reading ... « Back to posts		Blog Archive May 2010 June 2010 July 2010 August 2010 September 2010 October 2010 November 2010 December 2010 January 2011 February 2011 March 2011 April 2011 September 2011 October 2011 Subscribe to this blog This blog by Nikki Reimer is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 Canada License.