It’s easy to forget what makes toddlers laugh, the little things that amuse them. Like standing on one’s head or playing peek-a-boo from under a table or blanket. My husband and I babysat our two small grandchildren in the summer … Continue reading →
The last day of August. It prompts some to go on one last holiday, if only for a weekend. It gets others thinking about fall and the cold weather that will surely come. Like the squirrels that scavenge for food … 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 →
If you mean a real story about fish or fishing, that`s correct. We were camping this week at Bass Lake Provincial Park near Orillia, Ontario. It`s open season for fishing there now and our son-in-law is among avid fisher folk … Continue reading →
It’s easy to forget the viewpoints of little ones when the time of diapers and bottles has passed.When the preschoolers grow up and grow into bigger people. It’s easy to forget what … Continue reading →
My photos of our Mother’s Day excursion on the Walter Bean Trail and visit to Bluff Side Park had to wait when I learned that my writing student had died (previous post at Canadian Writers Who are Christian). It was … Continue reading →
My husband and I went for a hike on Mother’s Day, following the trail that runs through our region. Here’s a few photos I took along the way. Small butterfly looking for nectar The trail connects with Bluff Side … Continue reading →
