Sunday morning we woke to snow and today the snow is still there. The tree branches were coated and snow lay in the hollows between the branches too. And snow lay on the ground, staying this time instead of snowflakes … Continue reading →
On January 4th, I accepted Jeff Goins’ challenge to write 500 words a day for each day of January 2014. I thought, Why not? And so I signed on, planning to use the challenge to work on a project left … 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 →
From an earlier holiday in the beautiful province of Nova Scotia when we went sailing on the Eastern Star in Lunenburg Harbour. Also read … Continue reading →
My friend, Dawna, has begun a new blog about sailing on their craft called Second Wind. Dawna and her husband David bought a new boat over a year ago and are out … Continue reading →
When Ewan Macdonald, a newly ordained Presbyterian minister, came to Ontario in 1911 from Prince Edward Island, it would have been quite a change in place for both Ewan and his wife Maud, L.M. Montgomery, the up and coming author. … 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 →
We’re all travelling at some time or other, whether to a place of vacation or visiting people we know. There’s another kind of travel we take every day of our lives, moving toward our final destination. I was thinking about … Continue reading →
From the shores of Cape Breton the red sands of Prince Edward Island the shores of New Brunswick the … Continue reading →
Two years ago as we followed the Cabot Trail on our east coast vacation, we saw some of the most interesting sites. Just before Cheticamp on the Cabot Trail on the western side of the island stood this field with … Continue reading →
