So, like many bad decisions begin, I went on our local community Facebook group and asked for help. These posts are often met with sarcasm and unhelpful responses by people who think they are the next great comedian, but today,
It happened again. We took the evening to relax at the beach with the sounds of waves, laughter of children, and well-written books. As the air cooled and a slight summer chill settled in, we packed up and ran into a couple we hadn’t seen in a few years.
With 32 days booked for vacation time, we will be leaving southwestern Ontario, detouring through the US to save a day of travel time, and returning to Canada in Saskatchewan...
There’s something deeply human about wanting to know. It gives us a sense of control in a world that often feels unpredictable. We want plans, maps, and guarantees. We want to tie life up in tidy explanations because the unknown can feel like chaos — like standing at the edge of a dark forest, unsure what waits inside.
