30.10.09
Geninne's Art
29.10.09
pretty in pink..
28.10.09
Water Fountain..
27.10.09
Farewell, Callie
26.10.09
800th post..
25.10.09
Chicken or the Egg?
24.10.09
Wildlife..
22.10.09
Jewellery...
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Check out these websites for these new jewellery designers that I have found.
Totally awsome gifts for yourself or others!
Wishing you a sunny day where ever you are.
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Happiness is a matter of one's most ordinary and everyday mode of consciousness being busy and lively and unconcerned with self.
21.10.09
LAUNDRY...
20.10.09
Jeremy's TV apperance
19.10.09
Sunshine all around!!!
18.10.09
Signs of our gone by days
17.10.09
Photos from the Jeep Window...
16.10.09
Travelling Day #2
15.10.09
Travelling Day...#1
14.10.09
Dinner Out...
13.10.09
Lovely Christmas things...
12.10.09
Thanksgiving lunch....
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Jim and I celebrate our 20th anniversary today...time has gone by so quickly, we will savour the rest of this time together.
Sharing our special date are our friends Bob ad Sue McLure, who have shared many more years together and continue to enjoy life in Sidney, BC!
11.10.09
Happy Thanksgiving...
Love and blessings to our families and friends.
8.10.09
Final Countdown...7 more sleeps
When you travel, remember that a foreign country is not designed to make you comfortable. It is designed to make its own people comfortable.
7.10.09
Book of Negroes...
Over the course of this epic novel, Aminata is transformed into a storyteller extraordinaire. She spins the astonishing tale of her remarkable travels from Africa to America and back again. Along the way, a sojourn in Nova Scotia illuminates a long-neglected chapter in Canadian history.
Aminata’s autobiography — or, in her words, “ghost story” — begins with her idyllic childhood in West Africa. Happy times are cut short when she is abducted at age 11, placed in chains, taken across the sea and forced into slavery at an indigo plantation in South Carolina.
But Aminata is a survivor and this is just one chapter in her remarkable life story. In a fitting twist for a book featured on Canada Reads, Aminata discovers that literacy just might be her ticket to a new life.
Following its release in 2007, Lawrence Hill’s compelling blend of history and fiction won the Rogers Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize and was awarded the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for Best Book in 2008.
The Book of Negroes is being defended on Canada Reads by Avi Lewis.
6.10.09
Happy Birthday!!!
5.10.09
Colorful Love...
I have this real thing for colors lately, can't get enough photos of colorful things to have fun with them...
Beautiful fall day here today...grape harvest in the Okanagan...Jim in Calgary visiting his 96 year old Mom, as well as Brad and Carmen...It is cold there!!!
Countdown to Arizona..10 days to go....
4.10.09
3.10.09
Fall is here
It seems that Fall just snuck up on us.... The summer seemed endless with all those sunny days with out rain and then here we are with some well needed rain... Hope where ever you are you will be enjoying your weekend.
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