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Opinion | Snow came to me a year ago as I sat on a park bench in need of a bit of courage

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What Cathrin Bradbury’s imaginary dog Snow might look like.


Cathrin Bradbury’s new book, "This Way Up," is published by Penguin Random House Canada. Reach her via email:mcbradbury@gmail.com.

I have an imaginary dog. She’s on the small side for a standard poodle and is bright white. That’s why she’s called Snow. Why Snow came into my life might sniff of “Woman rattling around old house invents companion,” but I’m not buying that cliche. Neither is Snow.

Some things to know about Snow: She is four years old. Soft to touch. No collar. Occasionally wears red booties.

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Cathrin Bradbury

Cathrin Bradbury is a ɫɫ-based journalist and freelance contributor for the Star. She is the author of “The Bright Side,” published by Penguin Random House. Reach her via email: mcbradbury@gmail.com.

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