By Lisa Goudy
It was certainly a chilly night this past Halloween.
While covering the Better Together Food Drive
that collects food the Moose Jaw and District Food Bank, I went out for a
bit
with a team to grasp the feel of the experience. I was outside
going door knocking with the team to grab the photo and information
that appeared in Thursday’s paper.
After I had what I needed, I got back in the
Times-Herald vehicle and drove back to the office. I hadn’t been out
there long,
but I was so cold that my hands were turning purple. While I admit
my hands do have a natural tendency to be colder than normal,
other people who stepped out into the frigid air agreed that it
was very cold outside.
To think, I was only outside with the team for no more than half an hour. When I went back to Hillcrest Apostolic Church around
9 p.m., the last of the volunteers were just coming in. I know the weather only got colder as the night went on.
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