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Saving the environment a step at a time

  I’ve been using beeswax wraps for some years now, instead of plastic throw away products, as much as possible. Just before pandemic isolated us, my daughter Laura and I tried our hand at making the fabric wraps. Those have … Continue reading →

Interview with Marcia Laycock- Author of Merrigold’s Very Best Home

Intrigued by a new children’s book by an author I had read before, I asked author Marcia Laycock for an interview which she gladly accepted. We set a date and had a great interview.   Carolyn Wilker: Hello Marcia, Thank … Continue reading →

World Storytelling Day-March 20th

  Our Storytellers’ Guild is preparing a concert for this event that takes place each spring. That concert is by invitation, but anyone can celebrate on March 20th. It can take place in your home and family gathering by sharing … Continue reading →

Saying Goodbye to a Friend–Janet Austin

  Janet’s life and mine intersected at various times in our lives. I first met Janet when I was perhaps 12 or 13 at church one day when she came with her parents. I hadn’t seen her before, since she … Continue reading →

On a Day Such as This

  I had readied myself for a walk outdoors when I got the reminder that this is deadline day for the church newsletter, so I figured I’d think of something as I walked. The sun was out. How could I … Continue reading →

A Weekend at Deerhurst Resort in Huntsville

  On the first weekend of February my husband and I were treated to a weekend away at the Deerhurst Resort in Huntsville. A Christmas gift from our family. While the drive up was long and somewhat stressful with lots … Continue reading →

After Christmas Day-For the Birds

  Remember that snow we had just prior to Christmas? Schools closed, buses cancelled and many programs not running. Waiting for the big storm that came. We had a good deal of snow in some areas of Ontario, more I … Continue reading →

Christmas is Coming and so is the snow

Winter has arrived, officially. We’re one day past the shortest day of the year in our northern hemisphere. Days have  gradually gotten shorter and now they will begin to lengthen. And the darkness still seems long, but that will change … Continue reading →

When Christmas is Coming

  Christmas offers many opportunities, new and traditional, to do things together. This year the local Sheridan Nursery offered an activity for children, Making a Grinch Tree, as part of the Little Diggers Club. Two of my younger grands enjoyed … Continue reading →

Advent Begins

The trees are up in the stores, lights flicker from them, and all seems magical. And there’s still time until Christmas. I’m not sure how you feel about the décor starting this early. It may have something to do with … Continue reading →

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