Woke up this morning with a start. The Resident Fan Boy had gone to work - back after more than two weeks off, and I realized that it was January 3rd, and the things that seemed so far off during Christmas - aren't.
I bolted out of bed and turned on the radio.
This song, which has been getting a fair bit of airplay on CBC Radio for the past month or so, is about other things that are far off. Hawksley Workman is singing about the towns of Battleford and North Battleford in Saskatchewan, but he grew up in Huntsville, another small town in Ontario, during the 1980s.
Most Canadians growing up in any Canadian town or even city in the latter half of the 20th century, though, will recognize elements of this song.
I feel less panicky this evening. I got a few things done.
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