The Day That Disappeared
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Did you know that on May 19, 1780, at around noon, the sky became as dark as night? No, it wasn't a solar nor lunar eclipse. And it didn't just last a few minutes, either. "Normal" did not return until the middle of the next night! This unusual darkening of the sky was experienced in Eastern Canada and the…
The Day That Disappeared
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Did you know that on May 19, 1780, at around noon, the sky became as dark as night? No, it wasn't a solar nor lunar eclipse. And it didn't just last a few minutes, either. "Normal" did not return until the middle of the next night! This unusual darkening of the sky was experienced in Eastern Canada and the…
The Day That Disappeared
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Did you know that on May 19, 1780, at around noon, the sky became as dark as night? No, it wasn't a solar nor lunar eclipse. And it didn't just last a few minutes, either. "Normal" did not return until the middle of the next night! This unusual darkening of the sky was experienced in Eastern Canada and the…
A Gathering For Kindred Souls looking to live off The Grid Thanks You
I believe in this day and age more and more people are looking for a better way of life. The hustle and bustle of city life and working day in and day out to just survive and live paycheck to paycheck has lost the luster it once had. Blame it on the economy, society, government, whatever the reason, it seems to me more people today want to change this for themselves and for others.
Journey Through!
Reunited four years ago, after thirty nine years, with my biological father. Travelling to Edmonton once a year since to visit with him. Many of the questions that I had like the,”why’s and the why nots “, have been answered. Many were not to my hopes or expectations and that’s the rub!
My natural mother used to say, with malvolence, “You’re just like your father!” I am in some ways like my father, he has a quick wit that brings and give’s laughter. I too have this ability, to connect with another in a light, convivial way.
I am trying to focus on the opportunity that I have had getting to know my father, it has been a difficult journey. A journey through, my hopes, my expectations, my disappointments, my frustrations and ultimately coming to a kind of understanding. It is a familiar journey through, I have had many challenges in my life.
I am not always grateful, when I am in the midst of growth and change! Occasionally there are tears and yes, even a few tantrums, still shedding some old baggage, emotional and spiritual. When the dust settles the gratitude simmer up, along with contentment! Recognizing that I am not in control is a crucial component of this journey through. Thank God I’m not God!
On a lighter note, while I was in Edmonton, these are some of the photographs that I took on my daily walks! Blessings and gratitude to you!
