Clickr Photography-James Woo Today I blogged over at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian. At this time of year, when the garden is growing and flowers around my yard are blooming, it’s easy to appreciate beauty. I take photos at … Continue reading →
In May, my husband finished constructing raised beds for our garden. We’d looked at a plan and decided to make our own. Rather my husband figured out a plan to build the beds to fit into our sloping back … Continue reading →
One year ago, after much searching on the part of Maranatha Lutheran Church, council chairs Sharon Heeralall (Maranatha) and Carolyn Hertzberger (St. Philip) signed an agreement to work in a covenant relationship together. The agreement means that the … Continue reading →
Today and tomorrow (Sunday), the Latitudes Storytelling Festival is going on in Kitchener`s Victoria Park. It opened at 1 pm and went until 5:30 pm today and will continue on the same time tomorrow. Let`s hope the beautiful weather holds … Continue reading →
We’re at that stage in our family with aging parents on one side— we’re all aging every day— and younger family with grandchildren on the other side. We know in retrospect that this could happen one day and now … Continue reading →
Today I posted at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian, as I usually do once a month. Human lives include many times of saying hello and good-bye, of opportunity to make connections with others, including the neighbours who live around us. … Continue reading →
In March or early April, a friend posted a link on facebook that intrigued me. It took me to the Sunset website and Edible Gardening page where someone had posted photos of raised garden beds for small spaces. A … Continue reading →
When I was quite new to blogging, I read of the project Mats4Haiti by the Northwest Haiti Christian Mission Canada, and that people in Canada were working with the mission group. It impressed me that people could use the … Continue reading →
It seems that once spring was ready that everything in my garden began to bloom, albeit in their usual order. I am always excited about spring, seeing new life emerge from the ground after a long cold winter such as … Continue reading →
This week has been one of surprises and evidence of change in our lives—some of which does not come entirely by surprise. You see those little signs of those changes, if you look for them, but others, such as … Continue reading →
