Wow, this is the first student-radio play that I've heard and I think it's pretty great! I love the creativity of the voices in this play and could follow the plotline pretty well. The insert of commercials throughout the play was a good way of providing realism in the show. Thanks and I hope to hear more!

-Robin Hi Nicole,

I've always lived in Saskatchewan so I guess I'm a bit used to the bitter weather.

That being said, when I first got my license I felt exactly the same way you described. I'd be so excited that I got to drive myself to school, but then sad when I realized that I had to start my car, scrap the windows, and wait in the house for my car to warm-up before I could leave. When that was done, driving wasn't even that fun because the roads were often covered with snow that the snowplows hadn't got to yet.

Nowadays, I don't even bother to look outside before I go outside to start my car; I know it's cold. Also, this way I'm surprised if it's a somewhat nice day too haha! As for shoveling; I have to park on the street outside my house so I'm exempt from the shoveling deal.

How long have you lived in our wonderful province of Saskatachewan? Maybe you will adopt a neutral attitude eventually too :) Talk to you later,

-Robin Howell http://metro-racer.blogspot.com/

Wow, this is the first student-radio play that I've heard and I think it's pretty great! I love the creativity of the voices in this play and could follow the plotline pretty well. The insert of commercials throughout the play was a good way of providing realism in the show. Thanks and I hope to hear more!

-Robin http://metro-racer.blogspot.com/