Friday November 2, 2012
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Selected items from Friday's show
Nursing home staffing
| Staff stretched thin, with residents paying the price. St. John’s resident Derek Winsor, whose mother is a resident at Glennbrook Lodge, is worried by what he’s seeing inside city nursing homes.
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Sticky note bandit likes tea
| The "Sticky Note Bandit" tries to strike again.. and his drink of choice seems to have changed from wine and beer… to tea. Britannia Teas owner Kelly Jones tells Anthony about her store’s visit by the smooth operator with a thing for stickys.
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Tea cup stories exhibit
| A library full of books has inspired an artist to make more than 440 tea cups. They’re on display at the Craft Council of Newfoundland and Labrador in downtown St. John’s. Potter Maaike Charron tells the CBC’s Beth Macdonell how she turned stories into cups.
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