Christmas Day may be over, services celebrating the birth of Jesus, but are there not 12 days of Christmas? After the baby was born, shepherds would still have been telling others about the baby. The angels gone back to heaven, … Continue reading →
Christmas Day, we went to our daughter Laura and son-in-law’s home and spent the later part of the day with our children and grandchildren. My next younger sister will be hosting her family gathering today. Still others will have spent … Continue reading →
The City of Kitchener will take small pieces of wood into the New Year on garbage pick-up days. Our neighbour’s large trees sustained significant damage in our weekend storm. If you need wood and can haul away large branches, call … Continue reading →
If ever I go to Germany, I’d want to see this miniature world controlled by over 40 computers, a land in itself with traffic moving, fire trucks going to fight fires, with largest model railway. Check it out!
More plans for this display. Will it ever represent a part of Canada or do we do this ourselves?
Think you can’t help someone in another part of the world? Think again. In September through October, Canadian Lutheran World Relief asked for donations of sweaters for the people of Syria who had migrated to the Jordan on account of … Continue reading →
Today I posted at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian as I do each month. I had the opportunity of speaking to a gathering of Rotarians in Guelph, Ontario. Read the post here about becoming a speaker. While you’re there, look … Continue reading →
Last evening I had the opportunity to speak to a group of writers in Drayton, Ontario, an evening I’ve been looking forward to since early August. Writers Unite meets once a month in an art studio called Studio Factor on … Continue reading →
There seems to be no shortage of action on my calendar, though there has been time for proper rest and relaxation. My week, since Saturday, has included: Word on the Street in Kitchener, Ontario. A rather wet day for the … Continue reading →
Today I posted at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian and our care of our world, especially what we can do to help by composting and recycling. Go and read Stewards of the Earth. While you’re there, read the posts of … Continue reading →
How do you spend your life? Waiting for what’s to come? Or appreciating the wait?
Something to think about today… or any day
