My Dad did it (Atlantic to Pacific!). My cousin’s doing it (Pacific Ocean to Lake Michigan). I can’t bike the whole trek (I did think about trying, though!), so I will do my part right here at home. #cabinsforkids is the fund raising, friend-raising, community-building initiative by New Hope Uganda’s Musana Camp. By biking the…
For a photographer, nothing beats seeing my work in print. Whether it’s 4 x 6 prints, collaged on a graduation announcement, decorating tables at a wedding reception, or compiled into a photo album, it’s all thrilling. Especially in a digital age, where so many of the photos we take today are going to be lost…
“Oh no! I can’t do this! It’s too hard!” The dark closed in, the warmth became suffocating, the loneliness was too much. Curled into the pocket that had been forced upon her, she shivered against the harsh conditions that had become home. She wanted company, she wanted help. She needed strength. She had none. “I…
We meandered through the Fraser Valley as the sun set behind us. We drove through the Coquihalla Pass and stopped at the summit among the snow. We climbed into the Canadian Rockies, leaving me breathless. We circled Calgary. We watch the plains of Alberta whiz by …very, very, very slowly. We made it to Edmonton…
“That is one good thing about this world…there are always sure to be more springs.” Anne of Avonlea “She turned to the sunlight And shook her yellow head, And whispered to her neighbor: “Winter is dead.” It’s spring fever. That is what the name of it is. And when you’ve…
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