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I started going to St. John's Anglican Church in Antrim when I was young, probably 5 or 6. It was (still is) a beautiful old church, white wooden siding, original stained glass, old wooden... More »
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I was a climber and a jumper as a child. I used to climb everything - the inside of doorways of my house. It would drive my mother crazy, she would walk through a... More »
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Outside today, the winds are very strong - we have a wind warning, and some winds have already been clocked at 78 km/h ... we are also getting snow - so blizzard conditions. I... More »
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One of my earliest memories from childhood is of a trip that my parents and I took together from London to Moosefactory. I was about 18 months old, almost 2 years old. I remember when... More »
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The last memorable meal I had was in a small vegan restaurant in Montreal a couple of weekends ago. It was the first time I had ever travelled with my husband while he was... More »
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the last photo that I took was of a ice quartz candle holder that I bought last Friday at a tag sale. I love how the light radiates through the stone. I did not realize,... More »
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