It’s hard to know how to feel about being in a place like Abaco Island, Bahamas. For me, it was definitely a place of contrasts. From beautiful sunsets to total and complete destruction of everything. My plan was to be at ground zero on the first wave but I couldn’t make that happen, so instead I prepared myself to be on the second wave of volunteers. What set in quickly for me when I got on the ground was the realization that everything people have, can be taken in an instant, and there really isn’t anything you can do about it at the time.
Dillon’s Small Batch Distillers – The Sipping Society
For a good part of my childhood I had the privilege of living in Jordan Station. One of the things that I loved the most about the area when I was growing up was the amount of fruit trees that were present in the area. We always had fresh fruit, from local farms, except of coarse in the winter time. However as I grew up there was a time when, many of those same trees were being pulled out, to make way for subdivisions and other uses. It was very sad to see.
Facer Street European Festival 2018
A place like Facer Street is a community unto itself. Even thought it is part of a larger city, it is the parts that make the whole. It is the small places that contain the stories and creat the memories that make the reality of the place.
Rum – Glazed Pear Slices
Stay tuned: Rum Glazed Pears on the Way
Stay tuned for a tasty new recipe, I will show you how to make some Rum Glazed Pears ..
Museum Chat Live! E004
I am looking forward to this evening.. Should be very informative !! Museum Chat E004 On this special episode of […]
Remembrance Day in St. Catharines
Awesome tasting Mexican Rice
Any one that knows me will be able to tell you that I love to eat. One item that I […]
Books and Brews: Chapter One
A good time was had by all … Museum Chat The first meeting of our new “Books and Brews” book […]
Night at the Museum – Books and Brews
I am not speaking of the history of the war itself but of the treatment of indigenous peoples, while in the service of Canada.
Foot Steps into the Wind ... 