Christmas Choir Concert Inspiration Just recently we had our annual Christmas Choir Concert. An inspiring feature this year was singing the Gloria, from Schubert’s Mass
Celebrating Canadian Thanksgiving in the Season of Harvest This past weekend Canadians celebrated Thanksgiving. It has taken me a while to accept the second weekend
A Challenging Beginning on the Journey After our enthralling adventures on the way, way West Coast and visit to the Heritage Site Sgang Gwaay, we
Coming Home with a Full Heart Home again, after a most amazing trip and the treasure of family time, which warms my heart and nourishes
The Grand Prismatic Spring: Earth’s Fiery Wonder Our last week of the big road adventure was spent in the Tetons and in Yellowstone Park. The
How It Will Look Traveling with young children opens my eyes in a wonderful way. The pace we walk is sometimes quick, when there’s ground
The Beginning of a Magical Memory Magical Egypt! This is the name of the album I am creating, using an electronic ‘Mixbook.’ That’s a first,
Discovering Gratitude Through Fasting Well, today I appreciated food as I think I never have before. I had been fasting for 36 hours in preparation
The Magic of Transformation in Childhood Transformation is a magical word for me — full of aliveness, mystery, potential, and promise. As a kid I
How can we maximize the memorable moments in our lives? How can we live fully, with grace and grit and gratitude? For two years I have
The Power of Music: Singing The Sea Symphony My choir is singing the The Sea Symphony this weekend, Vaughn Williams has set Walt Whitman’s poem
Recently some friends gathered to reflect together on my recent Egyptian journey. In contrast to the standard academic approach to Egypt, our tour (as do
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