My story is one that you can only watch in the news, movies, or crime stories. My situation in Mexico was like all those who enjoyed social and economic stability because we had access to studies at the university.
Count me among the odd, but I love cemeteries. These sacred places hold within them a treasure trove of stories.
On Friday of last week, I was joined in Steinbach by Manitoba Infrastructure Minister Ron Schuler and Steinbach Mayor Earl Funk to make a significant infrastructure announcement.
Most of us will invest in a home at least once in our life time. Many will make such an investment more than once. A question we all ponder when we build or buy a house is what to consider in a good home investment.
Plautdietsch (Low German) sounds like a fun language. I don’t speak it, but when I hear it, I do sense a lightheartedness to it.
This past week I was able to spend several days in Churchill, Manitoba. The remote northern community has long been a favorite for international visitors who have wanted to see polar bears or beluga whales in their nature habitat.
Science and medicine are awesome. But the study of history should encourage some reasonable pause on contemporary claims of science and medicine.
I’m old enough to remember when milk came in reusable bottles. The milkman came by every morning, bringing full bottles of milk, and picking up the empty bottles.
The story that Christianity must tell sounds at times as being foolish to those who are perishing. And the reason being that it shows how mere human wisdom and understanding is almost certain to fail.
We have entered the season now where pumpkins are everywhere. Pumpkin pie, pumpkin carving, pumpkin lattes, and pumpkin spice EVERYTHING!
