Woof-woof-woof-woof daffodils to the neglected pups, left at home to bark for hours and bright daffs to the neighbours who have to tolerate it.
-A rescue lover
Bunches of daffodils wearing lamé suites to everyone who organized The Tragically Hip festivities in downtown Squamish Saturday night. May everyone with cancer be so supported by our community.
-Tearful fan
A trail full of daffodils to Fraserwood Industries for their donation of timbers to help us build access stairs to the river near the dog pound.
A bouquet of sweet-smelling daffs to anyone who did not let the heat get to them and maintained their manners and dignity.
A daffodil to Steve Tulk for spearheading Kite Clash. The international event helps put the spotlight on Squamish.
Sad-face darts to the end of summer! You went by too fast. Come back soon.
-Sun-worshiper
Bunches and bunches of daffodils to the elders who participated in the Squamish Public Library Truth and Reconciliation sessions this summer. Your bravery, understanding and willingness to share with others is inspiring. May we go forward better together.
-Grateful settler on Squamish Nation land
Got something nice to say or some constructive criticism? Send your Darts & Daffodils:
Email: [email protected] or drop off at The Chief office (38117 Second Ave.) during business hours. Deadline for submissions is Monday at 4 p.m. for Thursday’s paper. All submissions must be signed and include a phone number for verification. Maximum length is 75 words. Darts are intended to be an anonymous critique between private parties. Darts must not directly or indirectly identify an individual or business.
