Fishing Old Wives Lake - Meili, Neil
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Fishing Old Wives Lake is a collection of stories and reflections, told through poetry, about growing up on a ranch in Southern Saskatchewan in the 40s, 50s and 60s and Neil's wanderings to the present day. It explores relationships with nature, family, friends and neighbors with some nostalgia, a little insight, and a healthy dose of cowboy humor. Whether this is a trip back to your own childhood - or a visit to a place you have never been - this book will surround you with the sights, sounds, tastes and smells of life on the ranch, connecting you with that pace of life and place in time. Enjoy the journey.…mehr

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Fishing Old Wives Lake is a collection of stories and reflections, told through poetry, about growing up on a ranch in Southern Saskatchewan in the 40s, 50s and 60s and Neil's wanderings to the present day. It explores relationships with nature, family, friends and neighbors with some nostalgia, a little insight, and a healthy dose of cowboy humor. Whether this is a trip back to your own childhood - or a visit to a place you have never been - this book will surround you with the sights, sounds, tastes and smells of life on the ranch, connecting you with that pace of life and place in time. Enjoy the journey.
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Neil Meili writes and shares poetry from the rich spectrum of his life. From his early days growing up on a ranch on the north shore of Old Wives Lake in Southern Saskatchewan to present day travels around the world. He has read at poetry gatherings throughout Canada and the United States, is a member of various poetry organizations and sits on the board of the Austin International Poetry Festival (AIPF). Through his connection with the psychology community he is involved with various international organizations committed to promoting better communication and understanding including the Peace Project and Imago International. When he isn't traveling he makes his home in Edmonton, Alberta, Canda. For more information visit www.NeilMeili.com.