My Spiritual Journey

Life takes different turns.

As I reflect on how people and new inspiring information comes to me I feel that life has come to me with "Ease, Joy and Glory"  During these past few months this year I have learned more than I can imagine!

I have experienced sessions in Access Consciousness  at Britannia Bodyworks and Wellness Centre  Calgary Alberta. I listen to Rikka Zimmerman talk about "Clearing and BARS"

A book by Dr. Joe Vitale and Dr. Hew Len "Zerolimits, The Hawaiian System for Wealth, Health, Peace and More" has given me ways to understand who I really am. The Self I-Dentity through Ho'oponopono method to clear your life and heal yourself has been outstanding. An other site is: Business By You

I follow what Gregg Braden has to say on his You Tube presentations.

I am following the Durkan Diet and have lost close to 10 lbs in two weeks. Now that makes me feel really good!!

The Wonders of Nature

Every morning Randal & I go for a walk. We usually take the same path along the Bow River in Cochrane Alberta.


Randal takes his camera and captures  the changes in the plants, river and the sky.

I am over whelmed with the camera images. 

Fernie Trip

Last weekend Randal and I joined Kerry, Lynne and the girls in Fernie, BC
 
We had a lovely drive through the foothills of Alberta. Met up with a triathlon along the way. The bikers had quite a challenge with the hills, curves and narrow roads.  So did we as the traffic was steady for the Saturday as we tried to  avoid them.

We spent the night in the Barbara Lynne Country Inn.

While there we took in some of the walking trails; toured the Alpine Ski Resort and watched the mountain bikers; Show and Shine Car show, a musical festival, and joined up with Lynne , Kaney, Lexi and Nikki for a Gelato  at the Bean Pod Chocolate.

Alaska Salmon

Randal and I have been in the Bow RiversEdge Campground, Cochrane, Alberta all summer. We are always  meeting wonderful people.

Lately there has been many Motor Homes arriving from summer trips to Alaska. The Americans like to spend their summers travelling North.

The other day were had Edwin and Ouida from Mississippi  parked next to our Open Range Travel Trailer.

They had gone out for the day and had left their yawnings out. During the afternoon a storm blow in bring strong winds, dust and rain.  The winds were play havoc with them. Randal went over to pull them back in to save anymore damage.

To show their appreciation Edwin gave us a piece of Alaska salmon they brought back with them.

It made a delicious meal.

Birthday Appreciations

   

A Flower from Randal

     How quickly the years go by!

    I have family and friends to remind me of another birthday.

   The thoughtful greetings from everyone who used Face Book, phoned me and sent cards is truly appreciated.

   Thanks for keeping me in your thoughts!

Visiting Family in Saskatchewan

July was a good month for visiting some of my family, a few cousins and my only Aunt.

David's birthday with Nicole 

Lucille and Jim

The Rutley homestead of my mother's parents brought back memories as we were toured the house. 

It is  now owned by a first cousin.

Bob and I

Jim, Dot and I  

Lois and I 

Aunt Ruth and I

Robert , Dee and I 

Doreen, Beverly and I

Gallivan School Gathering

On July 1st nineteen former students attended a gathering while they took in the Cut Knife Centennial Celebrations.

We met at the Gallivan School the old elementary school which was moved to the Clayton MacLean Historical Museum, Cut Knife, Saskatchewan.

The students at this special gathering had started the one-room elementary and high schools from 1927 to 1956.

The schools were closed in 1958 and the remaining students were bused to Cut Knife to further their education.

This is where the Elementary School, built in 1919, was situated in what was once a thriving Hamlet of Gallivan East of Cut Knife, one mile south of Highway 40.

In 1923 the High School was held it the Community Hall, the former Grain Growers Hall that was built in 1915.

This is the "Two-Seater" Out House that was used for many years.

This is the half mile grid road that I walked to get to school.