Monthly Archives: October 2006

    Another Heritage Trip Those who read my site, may remember that Cerwin and I went on a Sauder heritage tour the other week with a busload of aunts, uncles, and cousins.  There were a few places where the bus could … Continue reading →

    A Perfect Day     Beautiful Fall Morning Inspiring Church Service Quiet Afternoon Relaxing Evening   ~~~   The LORD your God is with you, He is mighty to save. He will take great delight in you, He … Continue reading →

    Archery Equipment is Packed in Our Van as well as luggage for three.     The Men Are Ready    Our son Jeff, son-in-law Ivan, and Cerwin left the house about 3 AM, and were at their destination … Continue reading →

    A Windy Day I know it is windy when I can hear the howl of the wind from my basement office.     The wind blows wherever it pleases. You hear its sound, but you cannot tell where it comes … Continue reading →

    A Family Dinner Cerwin’s sister, Doris, her husband Bob, and their daughters Juanita and Judi are visiting from Minnesota, so it seemed like a good time for a family dinner at our place. What fun!  I love being … Continue reading →

    It was a good day, but   I’m Tired Tonight   So I need to post something bright and beautiful.         May the God of hope Fill you with all joy and peace As you trust … Continue reading →

    I Love A Rainy Day Especially when I can stay inside with a cup of hot chocolate.         Everything on the exterior was dripping wet today                   … Continue reading →

    Coming Home From Buffalo Sunday   We started our day with coffee in the motel lobby – visiting with our French Canadian Chaplain Claude (pronounced cl-oo-de) and his wife Hughette (front left) and our traveling companions Alice and … Continue reading →

    Buffalo, NY Saturday Going to Buffalo was an interesting walk of faith!  We woke up early, packed our suitcases, and loaded the van with ministry materials, then waited for a phone call. The restaurant in Elma, NY, where the banquet was to … Continue reading →

    First Frost   I was not paying attention to the weather, so was surprised to see frost on Eli’s alfalfa this morning. That’s not quite as dramatic as the weather in Buffalo, NY, where we are supposed to be headed … Continue reading →