Last night was the fireworks gala. It was a great time as usual. There is really nothing quite like being on that balcony as those fireworks go off. Your body shakes, the sound is amazing and it really feels like... Continue Reading →
The fun never ends. Last night we all had a great time bowling with our friends at St. John’s in Sandwich. Dorthea Carr from that parish organized a great evening. Our thanks go to her and to Father Bill and... Continue Reading →
WOW – several days with no blogging – I promise to be better! Parish picnics are great - outdoor liturgies as well. Yesterday was so awesome. Eveything was great from the weather, to the music, to the liturgy, to... Continue Reading →
Sunday promises to be a great day at St. Mark’s by-the-Lake. It is our Annual parish picnic. There will be bouncy castles, dunk tanks, good food, good games and a lot of fellowship all around. It will also be an... Continue Reading →
Monday night was a disappointing night. I came home from a delightful prenuptial meeting to watch The Oilers loose to the Hurricanes. This of course means the Stanley Cup continues to reside in the southern U.S. Is it is... Continue Reading →
UPDATE (LATE ON JUNE19) - AFTER WRITING THE BLOG BELOW YOU ARE ODERING FROM THIS PAGE - THAT IS GREAT. I THINK WE HAVE A CHANCE OF SELLING 200 PLANTS. THAT WOULD MEAN $1600 FOR WORK IN HAITI. WE ARE CURRENTLY... Continue Reading →
George Herbert was a poet and clergyman from the 17th century. He wrote wonderful poetry and he wrote a great book entitled The Country Parson. I quite enjoy reading his work. He is credited with these words. “One father is... Continue Reading →
Yesterday I was honoured to be present for Frank Taylor’s funeral. Frank was a paramedic for 36 years and will be sadly missed. I did not know Frank but from everything I have heard was an awfully nice guy. Frank... Continue Reading →
Bill Easum wrote a great piece of reading for all who are leaders in the Christian Community. It is entitled Sacred Cows Make Gourmet Burgers. I am sad to say not all church leaders have read the book, even sadder... Continue Reading →
