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Milk bag mats for Haiti

February 9, 2010. Our regional recycling program has a mission—to allow no more plastics in the landfill site. That’s a tall order, considering that so much of what we buy comes wrapped in plastic, like bread and milk. I try … Continue reading →

Duo Helmer at Maureen Forrester Recital Hall, WLU

February 6, 2010. Last evening my husband and I attended a concert at Maureen Forrester Recital Hall at Wilfrid Laurier University.  Duo Helmer, the title of the concert, featured Sebastian Meadows-Helmer on violin and his father, Dr.Paul Helmer, on piano … Continue reading →

Toastmasters– what is your goal?

February 3, 2010. What is your goal this year in Toastmasters? Think about where you were when you joined Toastmasters and what else you want to achieve. Please don’t compare yourself with someone else. Instead, allow more advanced speakers to … Continue reading →

Toastmasters again–contest season

January 30, 2010 For anyone who wants to learn to speak well, Toastmasters is an organization you’ll want to check out. On its home page, you can read: The nonprofit organization now has nearly 250,000 members in more than 12,500 … Continue reading →

Josh Groban sings “You Raise Me Up”

January 24, 2010. I’m not sure the writer intended this, but for me, this song relates to my faith.  Think of God as your father and how much he loves you. Imagine yourself  as a child riding  high on God’s … Continue reading →

Canadian nurse who died in Haiti

January 21, 2010. On the front page of our local  paper, The Record of Waterloo Region, today is a photo  of Yvonne Martin, the area nurse who died in Haiti’s earthquake last week. In the photo she holds two Haitian … Continue reading →

Trouble in Haiti– watch where you send your dollars

January 17, 2010. Imagine, if you can, waking up in Haiti any day this week since the massive earthquake, if indeed you could find a safe place to sleep, to see destruction all around you. Imagine that you are a … Continue reading →

Paw prints in the snow…

January 11, 2010 The snow that came down a few days ago was light and fluffy, landing as soft as feathers. It covered the dirty snow and pathways, the black driveway and the car’s tire tracks. I love that kind of … Continue reading →

Happy Birthday Dad!

Tomorrow is my father’s birthday.  He’s shown here on one of the farm tractors, and as we so often see him, he’s smiling.  He’s a pretty optimistic guy, generally, and he’s also been a loving and attentive father. When I … Continue reading →

Sir Cliff Richard singing “The Millenium Prayer”

I did a little search on New Year’s Eve and found this video through a link on Kathryn Darden’s December 26th  blog. Go here. Enjoy!

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