It may make you question what you’re known for Years ago, I travelled with another couple from Ontario to the East Coast of Canada. We camped along the way, enjoying beautiful campsites in all provinces. New Brunswick hosts stunning forests … Continue reading
The intensity of grief does change over time Two and a half years after her funeral, my family attended a service for our granddaughter at the Children’s Memorial Garden. This garden was put in place by the Bereaved Families of … Continue reading
He is the ultimate Good Father I prided myself a good parent. When I got pregnant with my first child, I gave up smoking and started walking. I took care of my body to take care of my baby. Her … Continue reading
My experience with the ‘Vengeance Van’ I spotted the large red vehicle parked in front of the main building of the college where I work. Bold black letters “Vengeance Van” were painted on the side with a picture of a … Continue reading
A day to celebrate professions of faith I enjoy going to church on Sundays. But there are certain Sundays that I especially look forward to. Baptism Sunday. Recently, we had three people baptized. One young woman and a middle-aged couple. … Continue reading
I had the dream again last night. Or maybe I should call it a nightmare. I’m standing in a beautiful century home with many rooms. Everything about the house is stunning from the hardwood floors to the ornate ceilings. It’s … Continue reading
I hosted a podcast called Health Matters where I interviewed leading health experts. Stephanie Nickel is a freelance writer and editor, regular contributor to HopeStreamRadio, labor doula, and former personal trainer. Steph is eclectically-interested and eclectically involved. Why are exercise … Continue reading
And the mystery of the missing cans My mom has always been my biggest supporter. And defender. When my ex-husband and I separated, I returned to my hometown, where my parents still lived. My brother graciously offered the top half … Continue reading
I attended a ceremony at the Butterfly Garden for the unveiling of a bronze plaque engraved with my granddaughter’s name. Hers was number 17 on a list of 20 deceased children. I stood with my husband and parents alongside my … Continue reading
How Coming to My Senses Earned Me a 3rd Place Science Fair Ribbon Instead of the 1st Place Trophy Not using a dead cat‘s eyeball was my downfall In the 1970s, my entire grade school participated in the annual Science … Continue reading