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Prime Minister Tim Horton

"Do you know who the prime minister of Canada is?" "Hmmm isn't it Tim Horton?" Sweating, shivering, and shoveling snow, Looking up with relief as the flakes begin to slow. Starting our mornings with pancakes drizzled in gooey sweet syrup And greasy, cheesy, poutine being our last meal we eat up. We hike up a green lush mountain just to see the view And shoot down the slopes of silvery snow and feel as if we flew. The rascally beavers are our vandals, the loons are our song, The cougars reminding us that we are strong. We are Canadian, eh? But would we really want it any other way?
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Written by
harly-coward
Published
Oct 10, 2014
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#snow#syrup#canada#beaver#snowflakes#maple#timhortons#timmies#poutine#snowboard
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