Jill Worden believes we would all be less stressed if we just paid attention. The current term for this is being “mindful”, which means being aware of our senses, both physical and emotional and living in the moment. Jill Worden worked in the field of mental health and wellness for… Continue reading
The secret is out and now Tash Silva can’t keep her self-serve bake stand full for more than a couple of hours. Last Saturday, all 30 of her sourdough loaves were gone in the first hour and by noon the baking display cabinet was almost bare. For her sake it’s… Continue reading
Signs of life appeared at the gas bar and retail outlet at the corner of Carmel Line and County Rd. 28 a few months ago. After years of being shuttered, the exterior was cleaned up and a new sign announced a new business was opening called K2mart. It began to… Continue reading
By Rev. Janet Stobie Thanksgiving weekend is fast approaching. What thoughts do I have to offer? Richard Wagamese, in “Embers,” his book of devotions, tells us that all we truly have are “moments,” precious moments given as gifts by the Creator God. Let’s think about that this Thanksgiving. What we… Continue reading
By Courtney Spence “Autumn is the season that teaches us that change can be beautiful.”–Unknown Whew! September seems to have flown by and now we are officially in autumn. We had a quiet September as the kids went back to school and families adjusted to their new routines. While the… Continue reading
Trip to Prince Edward Island By Tina Mom and I took a trip to P.E.I. We flew on an airplane. We arrived there around 11:30 am. We were tired. My aunt and uncle picked us up from the airport. We went to Wendy’s for lunch and then we went to… Continue reading
