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Always more to learn

Today, in writing class, I taught a lesson on using word processing programs. True, it wasn’t a usual session, but I was finding that members had varying comfort levels using a computer. After all, our generation has not grown up … Continue reading →

In the Stillness

This morning I awoke with a particular verse from Scriptures going around in my mind. In the quiet, I lay there thinking about it. The verse (11) comes from I Corinthians in what is often called the Love chapter. Here … Continue reading →

Saturday Snapshot–Steckle Farm and Storytelling

In February 2012, I attended the Steckle Farm Family Fun Event as a guest storyteller. Many things were planned: toboganning on the hills around the farm as well as seeing the animals. Only thing, there was little snow last winter. … Continue reading →

Snow Day! And it`s still coming down

                                Mail carrier bundled up  and moving right along                                 … Continue reading →

Saturday Snapshots-Fishy’s gone back in the lake

                  Last summer we went camping with our daughter and son-in-law, and on that trip, a grandchild learned about fishing. Here she looking out at the lake after the caught fish was … Continue reading →

Empty Dashboards and Blogs with No Names

I’ve been practising what all good networkers do, meeting fellow writers, bloggers and fellow business people at events and connecting with many of them through social media. On making the effort to get around, I invariably come up with a … Continue reading →

Contest season again at Toastmasters

Contest winners at the Fall District 86 Toastmasters conference in London, Ontario, 2011. February, for those who aren’t familiar with Toastmasters, is a contest month, one of the two times in the year that Toastmasters hold speaking contests. For the … Continue reading →

Saturday Snapshot–Celebration of Community

  Waterloo Region Museum, a celebration of community and the many people who make up Waterloo Region                   The Conestoga Wagon, pulled by horses, brought many people to our community from the … Continue reading →

You Can Be A Hero Again!

Once a month, approximately, I blog over at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian. It’s a place to be inspired  and challenged by others. Sometimes you’ll laugh too. We are Canadian writers with a Christian worldview. Today my post is titled, … Continue reading →

What a time to think about spring

The sky is cold and dreary today, but the sun peeks out from those gray clouds every now and then. Light snow fell last evening, thus the need for the snow shovel this morning. My husband cleaned off our driveway … Continue reading →

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