Latin (tem-pu̇s-ˈfü-git): Time Flies
On the May long weekend as I was checking on various cottage systems during the opening process I noticed a problem with our deck. A fairly significant issue where wood rot on one of the beams is causing it to collapse. This issue is at the front (lake side) left corner of the deck that Read More …
Don’t lose heart. Believe God. Trust His word. Keep moving. Keep walking. If Jesus spoke it, you can believe it. Walking Through Wilderness Seasons: 3-Day Reading Plan by Levi Lusko and Brooke Ligertwood: Day 3 • Devotional Also, https://www.jordandanielchitwood.com/post/22-mile-miracle
If this gets any more interesting we may be looking for higher ground. The lake level was high on the May long weekend and it’s been getting higher ever since. When we arrived at the lake last night we were greeted by some changes in our dock situation. Since May 3, 2022 the lake has Read More …
When we choose the new story, our storyline changes. It’s no longer just about who we are, and the moments that matter. It’s about seeking and finding Jesus in those moments—in the struggle–letting Him rewrite our past, present and future into a redemptive story of hope. Perhaps we are focused on the wrong parts of Read More …
Funny how we still say “mileage” when things are typically measured in kilometres. Kilometerage certainly sounds funny and I don’t think it’s even a word. Anyway, this week my mileage was about twice the typical week at 425km thanks to a FROG (77km), FOG (95km), solo ride (82km) and my Ride to Conquer cancer (160km) Read More …
2022 is the 15th anniversary of Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer to raise funds for Princess Margaret Cancer Centre research and my 2nd ride. Not being in Toronto it’s a bit of a solo event as opposed to the fully supported ride from Toronto to Hamilton on Day 1 and then on to Niagara Falls Read More …
Oh yeah, the water is high and getting higher in the coming week and it’s raining today.😜 Lake of the Woods water levels are now higher that I’ve ever experienced in 40+ years of lake life. It’s well over our original dock. Our floating dock section is now riding higher that the fixed section and Read More …