Friday, September 22, 2006

Another week coming to an end.


Hillary, Jonathan and Adrial left on Wednesday for St. John. Such a cute baby :). On the day they left I got an email from a friend in Nova Scotia saying they were coming to Moncton this Sunday and asking if they could stay here :). I told my friend Olivia I would be very happy to have them here (we get along really, really well). Her husband (Pastor Jerry) also get along very well with Jeff and I :).

Alysia and I decided to go for a walk on Wednesday to the park. We took our umbrellas but we still got caught in a really bad shower. Poor Alysia started to cry. Luckily for us we were close to the house of a friend. So we spent the next few hours visiting her and her 2 kids.

The Dough Batchelor series has been very interesting. We have been faithfully following it .

Jeff was telling me yesterday that there was a chance we might still be here in Moncton for another year and a half. But he reassured me that the chances are very low. We will most likely have moved before next June, and no we don't know where yet.

Take care everyone, have a great day and May God bless you.

Monday, September 18, 2006


Happy Monday everyone

This past Friday we started watching the seminar by Dough Batchelor titled "The Most Amazing prophesies". It's a good series. We have been having church members joining us in our home to watch it (they are not showing it at the church).

Jeff has been very, very, very busy with work. He keeps coming home with his laptop and keeps working all night long. And he does not like to be interrupted. Poor Alysia won't even go near daddy when he is working on his computer. She says, "no, daddy is busy". I will be very glad when he finishes this project (maybe I will be able to talk to my husband at nights).

Hilary had her baby on Saturday night at 11:50 by C-section. I visited today and got to see both mom and baby are doing well. Very cute boy :). I would post his pic, but I have not asked permission, so it will have to wait.

Alysia is doing great and growing big. She really likes Dora the Explorer.

October 1st is the CIBC run for the cure. If you are not supporting anyone, I won't mind if you support me :) (with a $1 or more)

Only 53 more days till I leave for Toronto. I can't wait to see all of you.

I will start posting more (at least once a week). I'm going to see how many people actually read this blog. Some time near the end of this month, I'm going to see how many people respond, and to everyone who responds, expect a surprise.

Take care and May God Bless YOU.

Tuesday, September 12, 2006

Another Month later :)

Life has been going pretty good. I now only have to wait 2 months before I leave for Toronto, and then for Nicaragua :).

Today is Jeff's birthday. He is turning 31 years old. If you want to call him and wish him happy birthday he will be home by 5pm (NB time).

We have a young couple staying with us. Jonathan and Hillary. She is preggo and due for this Thursday. Her family lives in St. John, NB, but they are staying with us because her doctor is here. Jonathan is the bible worker the church hired for the summer.

Zaak and Amber (www.zaakistan.com ) are here in Canada for a few weeks. They came over for supper last night. They little boy is so cute. I'm actually hanging out with them this afternoon.

I will be running/walking for the CIBC run for the cure (for Breast Cancer) on October 1. If you would like to support me, just email me and let me know how much :). I'm hoping that all my friends will donate $5 each ;).

Alysia is doing great. She had a mild cold right now, but otherwise healthy. I just did her winter shopping online. It's so fun shopping for her.

Starting this Friday our home will be a host location for the Amazing prophesies seminar hosted my Dough Batchelor and Dwight Nelson. Please pray that we get people who are interested in coming :).

Take care and May God bless you.