I hosted a podcast called Health Matters where I interviewed leading health experts. Brenda Wood is an internationally known motivational speaker, a former TV hostess, and a recovered bulimic who has gained and lost thousands of pounds. She’s actually fought … Continue reading
The funeral director quietly asked if we’d like to view the body. At my nod, she led me to the open door at the back of the room. “Take all the time you need.” Rows of chairs lined either side … Continue reading
My thoughts on mood swings and mood rings When I was a child I owned a mood ring. I wore it on occasion and watched the colour change from amber to deep purple to black. Inevitably it always landed on … Continue reading
Three is powerful in writing, working, and in the Bible This past weekend, I witnessed two phenomena that I’ve never seen before. Three hummingbirds flew by me Hummingbirds are not social birds and they usually only come together to mate … Continue reading
One of the best purchases I’ve ever made has been my electric bike. Hubby and I ride every night as long as it’s over 15 degrees Celsius (59 Fahrenheit) and not raining. The country roads around our home are perfect for … Continue reading
A good secret My daughter posted a story on Facebook with a photo of my 5-year-old granddaughter, Sophia, holding a photo frame. In her story, she shared that while at the mall Sophia had spotted a picture that looked like … Continue reading
It may be comforting but it’s not scriptural When I look back over my life I am awed by the many stupid things that I did without suffering the full consequences of my actions. Such protection led me to wonder … Continue reading
Mr. Len McDonald taught Religion. He reminded me of Spock, the fictional half-human, a half-Vulcan character from Star Trek. Not only did he look like him but he sported the same bowl-cut hairdo. Me and my classmates affectionately called him … Continue reading
Abuse has no place in love “I’ll miss you.” I cried as I hugged my boyfriend goodbye. At 17, I was both excited and nervous about boarding a KLM plane to the Netherlands with my cousin. Once we arrived in … Continue reading
Joy and tears can go together When I was still in high school, my eldest brother, Roger, moved back into the basement of our parent’s home. He brought his young wife, Julie, and their newborn, Benjamin. They planned to stay … Continue reading