Shelagh Plunkett is a freelance writer. She lives in Montreal, where she is writing, learning French and renovating a 150-year-old house. She is the 2008 winner of the CBC Literary Award for creative nonfiction.
When Jim God-Be-Here and Hazel Buzza were both about seventy-three years old they got married. Chocolate wasn’t allowed into the tiny white chapel but he was tied up outside waiting for the ceremony to end so they could all go home together. There was a man at that wedding who looked exactly like Willie Nelson.
