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Oct 17, 2014

Why My Daughter is Dressed as a Lombax

By |2014-10-17T07:15:18-07:00October 17, 2014|Middle School, Technology|0 Comments

When Tym first asked me if I would be willing to be the Middle School Staff blogger for Inside Out, he suggested possible ways that I could begin a blog post.  One was “So, my husband is gaming again….”  “Again?” I retorted. “More like still gaming or has become obsessed with yet another video game.” Yes, [...]

Oct 13, 2014

Roy, Teenagers, and Nicaragua

By |2014-10-13T19:11:45-07:00October 13, 2014|Elementary, Relationships, Secondary|0 Comments

I spend most of my working time around 3 to 12 year olds. That makes my job one of the best I can imagine. But I have also discovered I really like hanging out with teenagers. Most of the opportunities to do that in the last four years have been with my involvement in the [...]

Oct 10, 2014

Who Are Ya?

By |2014-10-10T07:52:27-07:00October 10, 2014|Elementary, Faith|0 Comments

Imagine thousands of angry people pointing their fingers at you, repeatedly yelling at the top of their lungs, “Who are ya? Who are ya? Who are ya?”  Pretty stressful, right?  Source: Vancouver Sun Opposing players taking a corner kick at a Vancouver Whitecaps game know this feeling well, as the infamous Southsiders try [...]

Sep 16, 2014

Zee Top

By |2014-09-16T07:24:01-07:00September 16, 2014|Middle School|0 Comments

“Zee Top.” The black spray painted words clearly indicate the highest point on the rock. The lake is a full 20 feet below, and almost 10 feet out horizontally from the crest of what my kids call, “The Jumping Rock.” My son decided it was a goal of his to make that jump into the [...]

Sep 12, 2014

The End of the Rainbow

By |2014-09-12T07:28:56-07:00September 12, 2014|Celebrating, Middle School, Parenting|0 Comments

It had been a long day of driving—all the way from Abbotsford to Nelson, on the first leg of our trip to Alberta in early July. We finally pulled into our lakeside campsite at Kokanee Creek Provincial Park at suppertime, and were greeted by a cloud of mosquitoes and the rumbling of a thunderstorm in [...]

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