A Toastmasters conference
How many Toastmasters does it take to make a good conference? The more the better. While I don`t know exact numbers, I do know that the whole lot of us filled Salon C, D and E for the Friday Fun … Continue reading →
Storygal
Waterloo Region Museum, Part 2
A theatre for special events such as speakers and the storytelling series that’s going on for the second season. A partition with doors tucks into the wall and closes this theatre off from the lobby. … Continue reading →
Saturday Snapshot– Waterloo Region Museum
On the inside of the museum looking out through a floor-to-ceiling window. See how the track goes straight through? The museum is built right over the old rail line, but the steam engine doesn’t run anymore. A wheel called Hazel, … Continue reading →
Celebration of Franz Liszt– a humorous video
Piano Street celebrates the 200th anniversary of FranzLiszt, a famous composer from Budapest. Among the videos linked is this one of Tom and Jerry and the Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2 mediumvideo-blog425.php?yt_id=6NXo7pr8iRM&autoplay=1&start=37 Enjoy!
Continue reading →Celebrating Stories That Connect Us in Waterloo Region– Part I
Front entrance to Museum, off Homer Watson Boulevard On November 12, and 13th, Waterloo Region celebrated the grand opening of the new Museum with an opening ceremony and Jazz concert on Saturday and open exhibits to the community on … Continue reading →
Canadian Authors Who Are Christian
I blog once a month at Canadian Writers Who Are Christian. We are a group of authors from The Word Guild, sharing our faith and life experiences. This morning was my turn to post. My blog piece is entitled “Award … Continue reading →
At the UpTown Gallery, Waterloo
The UpTown Gallery, Waterloo Town Square, Waterloo, Ontario Earlier this year, the Uptown Gallery moved to a new location in the Waterloo Town Square mall. The gallery showcases a new collection every two months, although there is work by other … Continue reading →
Saturday Snapshot–Doon Heritage Village
Doon Heritage Crossroads, a village representing 1914, in Kitchener, Ontario. Above you see the blacksmith shop, a steam locomotive as well as the church, with its spire pointing heavenward. A great place to stroll through in open season and learn … Continue reading →
Saturday Snapshot–Hallowe’en Bug
Can there be bugs bigger than pumpkins? Yes, at Hallowe’en! To participate in the Saturday Snapshot meme post a photo that you (or a friend or family member) have taken. Photos can be old or new, and be of … Continue reading →
Laura’s Story– Blessings
A beautiful song in a video. May it bless you today.
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