Showing posts with label Armstrong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Armstrong. Show all posts

23 April 2010

15 April 2010

Quick Study Break

My eyes are crossing from all of the reading and studying I have been doing. This is the first week of the new semester and I am already overloaded. Here's a shot from my study break I took in an attempt to keep what I have left of my sanity.

05 March 2010

Oh Happy Day!

I see Arlene tonight.
We re-enter Canada on Saturday!

Special thanks to George and Dino.
We love you guys!

09 February 2010

Your eyes...




called to me
lured me in
pushed me away
held me hostage
gave me comfort
never left my innermost

they called to me
greeted me anew
looked deep inside me
trusted me
smiled at me
loved me
traveled with me
said I do

o, how they call to me
love me
empower me
miss me
comfort me
make me try harder

they always call to me
enchant me
bless me
drink me in
know mine best
are with me, always


08 December 2009

Art Refugee

Hiding twixt the lines of of this world and that
An art refugee searches for a place of harmony
Drawing near, one senses her peace
Wrapped in anticipation, bathed in thankfulness
Home; studied and chosen. But, will they accept her?
She waits.

03 November 2009

Welcome the Winter with Gusto!

Winter is on it's way (the official start is around December 21st/22nd). I thought I would give it a bit of a jump start with a Driver from JC Excavating in Armstrong, BC performing a 425 horsepower 10-wheel drift on ice and snow. I only know a few Texans who could perform such a stunt, Of course, it would be in mud rather than snow.



Yes...Armstrong is a beautiful place that is full of fun, adventure and wonderful people...no matter the temperature.

Disclaimer: I have never used these guys, but after watching this ad, I'd definitely consider it.

27 October 2009

Canadian Countryside Surprise

Our dear friend, Otto, made certain I got to take a peak at the World's Largest Reel Lawn Mower as we toured around the Okanagan Valley.

(click photo to enlarge)

I love that the "standard-sized" mower is next to the big one...for perspective.

The Deep Creek Tool Museum is open year round and features personalized tours, restorations, and sales. It is located at 91 Deep Creek Road in Enderby, BC.
Call 250-832-2506 for hours or more information.