Ice Storm!
This past weekend we were hit with a tremendous ice storm in which many in our city and other areas are still without power. Areas southwest of us were affected already on Friday when the freezing rain began, but the … Continue reading →
Category Archives: photography
Closer to Bethlehem now
The inns are filling as people arrive in Bethlem for the required census. After all, who would argue with the Roman governor about such things. It would mean a new taxation likely, to add to the burden of the poor, … Continue reading →
October afternoon–what a glorious day
It’s such a beautiful day that I could not stay inside, and so I went out with camera in hand. the last of my morning glories, fading a little at a time facing the sun bearberry (uva ursi arctostaphylus), with … Continue reading →
Leadership in Action–4-H Clubs Ontario
“Since 1915 the 4-H program in Ontario has made a big difference in the lives of hundreds of thousands of 4-H members, volunteers and club leaders like you.” –from the Leadership in Action, volume 13, issue 01 The 4-H club … Continue reading →
The Word on the Street 2013–Kitchener
A group of us—authors and a cartoonist— joined forces and rented a table for Word on the Street in Kitchener. What we do not know when we book ahead like that, is what the weather patterns will hold for us, … Continue reading →
Wedding Anniversary at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian
Today I posted at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian where I blog once a month. Today’s post, Wedding Anniversary, is dedicated to my husband and our family. While you`re at the website, read posts by other Canadian Christian authors. … Continue reading →
In Midland– a visit with the Gilliards
Several weeks ago, my husband and I drove up to Midland to see some relatives on his mother’s side of the family. They had hoped to host a family reunion, but that didn’t quite come to pass. We had planned … Continue reading →
Through the eyes of a two-year-old–Carolyn R. Wilker
Today I posted over at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian with my title Through the eyes of a two-year-old . Go on over and read it and while you’re there read other authors who post there as well. You’ll … Continue reading →
One more for Annie
Just because this is the last blog post at this time for my dear departed friend, Annie, does not mean I will cease to think of her. In fact just yesterday as I was preparing dinner at my home, I … Continue reading →
Summer–going places
It’s been a busy summer, going places, and visiting friends. Here are a few highlights of those times. At Bellwood Lake, going for a walk, finding raspberries and picking a few wildflowers Latitudes Storytelling Festival in Kitchener, storyteller Adwoa Badoe … Continue reading →