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Online Church

Yesterdays newsletter from Christ Church Cathedral includes a link to today's online service. Wonderful news. I shall attend the service shortly. My Anglicanism is part of my soul but I want my Church...

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Busy Day

Monday again, the weeks are passing quickly. Today the grass needs cutting and the basement needs cleaning. The garden though is growing beautifully. We had heavy rain yesterday so was glad that I got...

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View from my work window

I am realizing as I look out my work window that the Black Walnut Tree is now half way across our back yard. It has grown quite a bit this summer and literally blocks the sun from my window from about...

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Blake families of the world

I receive many emails from Blake descendants around the world. The surname frequency in 2011 when I set up the Blake one-name study:Entering the name Blake into a world names public profiler yields a...

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Shopping Day

Out at 6:50 am shopping today. Not many people about and most are wearing masks at that early hour of 7:00 opening. We tend to buy groceries at three different places as each of them has the specific...

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July 1 - July 4

Canada and the United States share two important days in this set of four days: July 1st is Canada Day and July 4 is Independence Day USA. Quite a few times we have celebrated Canada Day on July 1st...

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Theory of Relativity

Happy Independence Day to the United States.My Heritage has done some very interesting links using the Theory of Relativity and all of the ones that really work well are in my Knight-Butt lines. By far...

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My husband's story

I think my husband might start his story today. Both of our daughters have mentioned to him how exciting that would be to have him write his story. He can sit and talk while I type (I am still a fast...

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Too busy

It is amazing to be so busy during a pandemic. I was up at 6:30 watering the gardens and lawns. I moved a sunflower that had managed to grow in the middle of a hosta plant and really did not expect it...

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Another busy day

Out today to the drugstore for my second Shingrix shot, a spare pair of compression stockings for Edward, another prescription for Edward and a few groceries. Managed it all in one hour and fifteen...

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Rain, finally rain

It finally rained last night although today will be another scorcher. Brilliant sun and hardly a cloud in the sky. Once the raspberries are dry I will go and pick them. Yesterday there were about two...

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Suckering Tomato Plants

I think this is the first year that I have ever suckered tomato plants. These tomato plants were nearly five feet tall when I finally decided that I needed to cut the growing tip out of them to let the...

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One third of the way through July nearly

We are coming close now to four months (March 13) since we went into lockdown here in Canada. We are slowly emerging from that lockdown but I think it will be another two months before life has taken...

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Shopping

I managed to go five days without shopping at the grocery stores. I would like to extend that to one week and will see if that is possible. I do pick up a load every couple of weeks of pre-selected...

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COVID-19

Canada at four months under a COVID-19 lockdown with restrictions starting to ease just a little but mask wearing mandatory in various cities. Confirmed cases 107,346 (increase of 220 over yesterday),...

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Gardening and Lawn Cutting

Yesterday I decided was a gardening day. The main vegetable garden is all cultivated. Then I decided the lawn needed cutting and that was accomplished as well. The rest of the day I pretty much rested...

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Masks

Interesting experience yesterday at the Medical Centre. On our way out (my husband has to use the elevator with his cart), we got on the elevator and another man got on and made his way to the far side...

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Sleep Apnea

I have Sleep Apnea. Mostly I am able to work around it but every couple of weeks I get a few nights with just 4 to 5 hours sleep and I am literally wiped out! Although for me an hour sleep in the day...

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Cultivating

Another day cultivating the flower and vegetable beds. Just one more day should complete the task. It is hard manual labour for sure and kept our ancestors slim even in their old age. Both of my...

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Raspberry picking

Up early picking raspberries for my husband. He does love them so. We have had raspberries in every garden we have ever planted through the years. This garden behind us he has tended for 42 years. As...

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