Comic Relief
For today’s most applicable comic, click here. Many thanks to Erin, lover of links. Krin’s day just got worse. Enter: Squid, stage right.
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In Loving Memory
As this blog post goes live, my husband and I expect to be seated at the memorial service for a young woman of 26. She was much too young to die, but the rare and aggressive cancer that took her didn’t care. Her faith never wavered, and, through her three-year journey, she demonstrated grace under…
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One of those weeks
If you were guessing that I haven’t posted because there’s been nothing to say, you’re close to right. Finally finally finally the workmen are finished fixing up the exterior of the store. Finally I have finished repainting the sign and it is back up above the door. Now BC teachers are on strike, and while…
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Camping
Amazingly enough it is just as hot up in the mountains as it is down in the valley. The only thing that is colder is that the creek is colder than the lake. Quite a lot colder, being as it is glacier-fed (and not that far away!). However, when the air is somewhere around 40…
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Yard work
Good help is hard to find. Although I must admit to enjoying the company of the Puff-Cat outside, he is a lot of trouble. When not attacking the rake head on, he dive-bombs through the leaves and dead grass I’ve already pulled together sending it flying every direction. The other three cats watched from the…
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Islands Vacation 2
Monday morning (June 15) Jim and I headed north to Campbell River. Jim has been a fan of the writings of master flyfisherman Roderick Haig-Brown for years, including books such as A River Never Sleeps. We camped at Elk Falls Provincial Park for three nights. On Tuesday it rained quite a lot, making it the…
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Road trip on the weekend
We drove east through the mountain pass yesterday, and I was really impressed by how much damage last week’s freak snowstorm caused. The area shown here got 18 inches of snow in one day: thick, wet, goopy snow. Because the leaves were still on the trees, there was something for the snow to cling to,…
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