Monthly Archives: May 2006

We left Montreal on Monday afternoon and have been enjoying immensely the few days we have in Quebec City! The weather today is perfect…very sunny and warm as it has been most of our trip so far! This afternoon we’re … Continue reading →

Rick and I are in Canada for the next two weeks…drove approx. 16 hours to Toronto yesterday and then it’s on to Montreal later this afternoon, Quebec City on Monday or Tuesday and the East Coast (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia … Continue reading →

It is official…after completing an intensive two week Maymester course, I am finally finished my post-secondary studies at Kennesaw State University and will hopefully have an English degree in my hot little hands in a few months! The road has … Continue reading →

It’s funny. When I was a teenager in Ancaster, Ontario, I always thought it would be neat to have some sort of Christian gathering at the ghetto high school I attended. There were no groups such as FCA , which … Continue reading →

I found this article on the blog of Josh Harris (author of “I Kissed Dating Goodbye,” etc) and found it encouraging. It’s a speech from a woman in his church. I decided to post some excerpts as I think they … Continue reading →

This morning a church friend and I got together to discuss plans for a baby shower we’re hosting in a few weeks which is not just your average, ten-twenty something gathering…there is a possible turn out of 74 people! Yup, … Continue reading →

I love the lyrics and music of the band U2 and have always been fascinated by their history as a band who has successfully survived 3 decades. Back in the late 70s and early 80s when the boys of U2 … Continue reading →

At 11:47 pm, I have come to a second time this week of not blogging. Again, very legitimate reasons to slouch today but still, if Rick remembers, I now owe him 2 cakes! Let’s see if he takes me up … Continue reading →

It’s called unschooling. It’s a lot like homeschooling except that parents give their children the freedom to learn and develope at their own pace and according to their own unique interests in an unstructured environment. People’s Magazine interviewed a few … Continue reading →