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Wishing you a happy Thanksgiving and joyful autumn! We’re thrilled to be back home in Southern Ontario after a summer filled with lake life and outdoor adventures. Over the past few days, we’ve been sprucing up the garden and getting ready to celebrate Thanksgiving. Nothing says Thanksgiving like posting our latest pictures of those silly... Continue Reading →
In recent years, Canadians have been embracing the Black Friday frenzy, a phenomenon that was once exclusively American. My first encounter with this shopping extravaganza was during a trip to the United States for a hockey tournament over the American Thanksgiving Weekend - talk about a cultural shock!
Three anecdotes about Christmas Shopping now and in the not so distant past.
Christmas photo traditions including a composite picture, family calendar and photo Christmas cards.
I take those sales calls because I remember the greatest salesman that ever lived.
World's largest easter eggs, some roadside eggs, egg facts, trivia, jokes and quotes
This pandemic makes me feel like The Little Red Hen
In our large family, we (well maybe JUST ME) enjoy taking family road trips. Whether it be a family wedding in another city, or a vacation at a cottage style resort, we load up the car with snacks and belongings and head out. Photo by Gerbiamas Ponas Stonys on Pexels.com Now that our children are... Continue Reading →
What my four children have taught me about online education in high school and now in University - due to Covid-19 closures.
Our University students are home while the whole world holds its breath.
My husband writes about pulling together in times of difficulty
Light social distancing humour and positive news
Thinking about N95 masks and other solutions for those of us who don't have them
It's encouraging that people, businesses, governments and health care workers are doing the best that they can in the circumstances.
Keeping busy while social distancing