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Saturday Snap – Building A Playground Is Building A Community
With our respective schedules, Shea and I end up with one Friday off together each month. Yesterday, we did some errands in the morning then went over to our kids’ school where, after years of fundraising by the Student Community Council, they were finally about to build a new playground structure with the help of […]
Throwback Thursday – #tbt – Going South (February 2015)
Our family on a plane heading to the Dominican Republic in 2015 (and part of how we afford our holidays? I still wear that same t-shirt four years later!) 😉
First Day of School 2019
Grade seven and grade one!
Saturday Snap – Otter ‘n’ Daughter
One of many highlights of the Calgary Zoo was watching Sasha interact with one particularly playful otter in the “Canadian Wild” area.
Sasha’s Five Cutest Moments From Our “Cow Gary” trip
One of the reasons you travel with children is the opportunity to learn about and experience the world in the way they can’t from a classroom or even books. Here’s a few examples: 5. On the way into Calgary, her brother is “helpfully” giving her a history lesson. “A long time ago, there was a […]
Banff Gondola and Sulphur Mountain Summit
It’s hard to pick a favourite part of our quick trip to Calgary – seeing the pandas at the Calgary Zoo (though gorillas and hippos will always be my favourites), driving past so many of our old haunts (even tried to buzz a neighbour whose name is still on the board at our former condo […]
Saturday Snap – “God’s Lighting Rig” @reginafolkfest #rff19
We haven’t been to Regina Folk Fest for a few years since we got our RV and now tend to be camping every weekend in the summer. But since it was the RFF’s 50th Anniversary this year, we decided to cut camping short this weekend so we could catch at least part of the festival. […]
Camping Conclusion
It was a great way to end our final full day of our camping holiday as the campground where we have our seasonal site had planned a “Summer Fun Party” for Saturday August 3 featuring a free pancake breakfast, a show & shine car show, a slo-pitch tournament and beer garden with live music throughout […]