Saturday, July 18, 2009
Monday, July 13, 2009
Well the house is finally finished except for a bit of trim to be painted on the outside. The dining room table, chairs and china cabinet will be going in to be refinished in a couple of weeks and I am going to attempt to restain the worn spots and varathane the kitchen cupboards. As we all know the work is never really all done, but I am so happy with the results of the work that is done.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Just got the pictures today of Jace's trip to England. He had a wonderful time. They played 6 soccer games while there and they won all of them. What a great opportunity for a kid to be able to do what they did. His coach and coach's wife are amazing people. Jace likes to tell stories of his adventures.
(1st picture) Jace (on the right) ready to kick the ball. (2nd picture) The Red Deer team (which Jace played on)
plus a team they
played against.
(1st picture) Jace (on the right) ready to kick the ball. (2nd picture) The Red Deer team (which Jace played on) plus a team they
played against.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
We had a great time on our holidays. We spent time in Ottawa with our friends and their families and had such a great time.
Next we headed to visit my brother and sister-in-law in Simcoe. They took us to Niagara Falls which was a real site to see. Wilf and my brother took a cable car across the river and back but just looking at it was enough for me. We also did a lot of touring around Simcoe and area and I was amazed at the size of the houses there. They look like they belong on a plantation in southern USA. There a lot of crops grown around the area, tobacco being one of them, so there was great money back in the day. Some of the other crops are corn, cucumbers, gensing, cabbage and pumpkins. Fields for as far as the eye can see. Anyway all of it was great.

Next we headed to visit my brother and sister-in-law in Simcoe. They took us to Niagara Falls which was a real site to see. Wilf and my brother took a cable car across the river and back but just looking at it was enough for me. We also did a lot of touring around Simcoe and area and I was amazed at the size of the houses there. They look like they belong on a plantation in southern USA. There a lot of crops grown around the area, tobacco being one of them, so there was great money back in the day. Some of the other crops are corn, cucumbers, gensing, cabbage and pumpkins. Fields for as far as the eye can see. Anyway all of it was great.
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