May 17

Sunday morning again, I think its nine now, but who’s counting? We had a pancake breakfast on a rainy morning. It started out very pleasantly. Then I turned on my computer and the tragic news was everywhere. A Snowbird had crashed! The RCAF CT-114 Tutor took off from the Kamloops Read more…

my fish story

Every fisherman has a good fish story. Of course mine involves the one that got away. Ever since I was seven years old I went to a campground on Kootenay Lake. Nine miles north of Kaslo BC is a special place called Schroeder Creek Resort. Schroeder Creek will always own Read more…

May 16

It’s the May long weekend. The strangest May long that I remember. Usually I am very busy right now. People are traveling and there are big parties in the bush. This year it’s a bit different. Sleep was elusive again. We woke up before six am. I snuggled in with Read more…

May 13

It’s been two months since they declared the pandemic. Two months ago we were filled with fear, with anxiety. What is a pandemic? Now we have a better idea. When Italy was losing so many lives and their health-care system was reeling. It made sense to lock everything down. Now Read more…

May 11

Monday, eight weeks of Mondays since this all began. I appreciate everyone that has followed my story. The comments and encouragement keeps me going, I will continue to share my story as it goes. I have found a new direction for my life and will do whatever it takes. I Read more…

The Moon Arises

A red glow dimly appears  behind the mountain. An image, an idea enters our minds eye what lies beyond the horizon? The red glow brightens, yellows and whites emanate  from the crest of the mountains. Tenderly caressed the glow of the moon emerges, cradled like a newborn child between the Read more…

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