Monthly Archives: June 2008

Wayne & Shirley treated me to some fine dining at the Walters Falls Inn (about 1/2 hour away). As you can tell … I have been treated royally during my internship. Again, the food was amazing, but the scenery was … Continue reading →

Judy and Nigel treated me to a night out at the racetrack in Hanover (about 1/2 hour away) before I left. I’ve talked about their fillies – who are standard breds and will be trained to be pacers (not trotters). … Continue reading →

Here is a photo of the “infamous” Mary and Gerald who have been known to publish a comment or two on this blog. I am so thankful to Mary for taking nearly 400 pictures at my farewell service and program. … Continue reading →

Today was the first day in my pastoral role at Christ Lutheran (which is my home congregation.) I’m here for the summer. Pastor Lyn Robertson has accepted the call to Christ Lutheran to be responsible for the children and family … Continue reading →

What have I learned on internship? Well, many things … but here is my recommendation … always get to know the owners of the local country inn/tavern! What a blessing Dave & Sue have been in my journey of internship. … Continue reading →

This is a photo of me with my friends Judy and Nigel. They live a mile from the parsonage. I walked most mornings with Judy and she became a very dear friend. As you might recall, many of my photos … Continue reading →

My friend Sherry, an accomplished quilter, made this quilt for me. She also made a quilt for Pat and she will soon complete one for herself. Each has the theme of pathways. Here is what she wrote about the design. … Continue reading →

I’m going to start putting pictures into my posts. I need to know if the photos slow down the page loading for my friends with dial-up internet (not me anymore!!). I’ve saved the photos I’m using to the smallest (lowest … Continue reading →

Doug and I safely arrived home to Regina on Thursday at suppertime. I have much writing to do to catch-up from the past few weeks, but I have to say that crossing the ON/MN border the highway ditches are cleared … Continue reading →