December 23rd, 2009. For those who are not familiar with the Christian celebration of Christmas—the birth of Jesus Christ— we celebrate Christmas on December the 25th. Each year at our church, we retrace the steps of Mary and Joseph and … Continue reading →
December 16, 2009 Late last Friday afternoon, my husband and I drove to Woodstock to see the perfomance. I’d been looking forward to seeing this play on stage and to see my friend and her daughters in their first-ever theatre production. Theatre Woodstock … Continue reading →
Marcia Laycock, author and member of The Word Guild, wrote of a Christmas pageant at her church. Chaos reigned supreme. That’s how it seemed as we rehearsed our Christmas play. … That was nothing new. Every year it seems to happen. … Continue reading →
November will soon be over—two more days to go, not that I’m rushing it. As yet, we have seen little that resembles winter weather. Light snow fell last evening, a very small amount, only enough to coat the roofs of houses … Continue reading →
November 25, 2009 As I walked in my neighbourhood Sunday afternoon, I saw people putting up decorations on the exterior of their homes. It was a perfect day for it, with fine weather, no ice to coat ladders and make the job … Continue reading →
