Monthly Archives: October 2006

We were off with friends to a fall supper.  You know!  One of those community events in small town Saskatchewan.  They serve a full meal deal — turkey and the trimmings plus pie with real whipped cream. 

While there, we saw a contingent of my aunts and uncles.  They had arrived in Saskatchewan from an Ontario event with my aunts (twins with birthdays!).  The trek to Saskatchewan (some are from Ontario, BC, Yukon, and Saskatchewan) was to see an ailing aunt whose cancer continues to advance.

What a great surprise.  So here are some pictures of these fearless relatives!!

For the relatives and others who know my sister!!

Well, I’ve felt like morning to evening I’ve been in running mode.

We took our son to Edmonton on Friday.  Tim should now be on the VIA rail train headed for Montreal, Toronto, and Halifax.  This is one of those once in a lifetime opportunities.  He’s seen the Rockies from the observation car of the train.  He will see more of Canada in the next two days.  Unfortunately, his camera is sitting here with us.  Hopefully he can keep pictures in his mind.

Today I was up early to work through my sermon.  Then at 10:00 headed over to a single mother’s house where I joined Doug Klassen in cleaning up the yard.  This coming week another group will put in some insulation under her moble home.  The place looks good and I feel as though I got some exercise.

This evening we headed the hour jog over to Rosetown.  My sister, her husband and kids have moved into their home.  The place is still full of boxes but you can see that things will look great in a few days.  The kids all headed to their rooms and are looking forward to sleeping in their own beds tonight!

Tomorrow looks to have a number of activities as well.  Tune in again and I’ll update you then.

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