It seems that someone or something likes to take a shortcut, even in winter. Perhaps I should say especially in winter with the temperatures into the minus double digits. Mature trees took a beating in the latest ice storm just … Continue reading →
The Lord Nelson Hotel, Halifax, Nova Scotia, site of our conference Conference co-chairs Nancy and Valerie with Barbara, opening remarks at Welcome Reception Fiddler, Anthony Rissesco, playing east coast tunes during the reception Thanks to Gael Spivak for this photo … Continue reading →
Today I blogged over at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian. Go there to read my post, What Moms Need. While you’re there, read posts by other Canadian Christian writers. And for all the mothers reading my post, may you be … Continue reading →
The program and favours for Tea and Tales by Carol Leigh Wehking and Brenda Byers, storytellers from Baden Storytellers’ Guild … Continue reading →
February photos and here we are in March and though the banks of snow have diminished during some milder weather. Our picnic table had a foot of snow on it and nearly a foot around it, and since it’s in … Continue reading →
When I looked outdoors this morning, I knew it was a day to take at least a few winter pictures. The weatherman was indeed right about Wednesday’s storm, yet in town, schools were not cancelled. Snow on top of slush … Continue reading →
Today is Family Day in Ontario and several other provinces of Canada. Steckle Heritage Farm, a heritage farm within Kitchener city limits, hosted a day for families to have fun and spend time together. I’ll tell this story from a … Continue reading →
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 →
Mail carrier bundled up and moving right along … Continue reading →
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 →
