Last evening I posted over at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian. Go there and read Summer Solstice about the Cambridge Toastmasters’ meeting when I gave a reading from my book Once Upon a Sandbox. [To read the selection “What a … Continue reading →
The program and favours for Tea and Tales by Carol Leigh Wehking and Brenda Byers, storytellers from Baden Storytellers’ Guild … Continue reading →
Yesterday, I posted over at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian, as I do once a month. Read my post on mission statements and while you’re there, take a look around and read posts by other writers such as Peter Black, … Continue reading →
My husband and I went on a short trip this fall and stopped at this historic site on our way home The Temple of Sharon, surrounded by fall foliage … Continue reading →
Recently, on our way home from a stay in Lindsay, Ontario, my husband and I made a couple of stops. We turned off the highway into Port Perry, where we stretched our legs and walked along the waterfront of Lake … Continue reading →
Recently, my husband and I took a few days off for a get-away. We marked our place on the map, made some calls and a reservation for a Bed and Breakfast. I might mention that we’d had two family weddings … Continue reading →
I’ve been following the story of Lydia Herrle since May 17th when she was hit by a truck as she stepped off her school bus, arriving at her home on Erb’s Road, just west of Waterloo. In fact, many others … Continue reading →
Today I posted over at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian. Go there to read my post, Recognizing the Value of Stories. While you’re there, you may like to read Linda Hall’s post on the physical challenges of writing, Kathleen Gibson‘s … Continue reading →
Earlier in the summer we went camping with our daughter and son-in-law and their family. On one of our walks along the lake pathway, we encountered this picnic table partly submerged in … Continue reading →
A theatre for special events such as speakers and the storytelling series that’s going on for the second season. A partition with doors tucks into the wall and closes this theatre off from the lobby. … Continue reading →
