Another Saturday night finds us on the shore of Lake Superior. It's been quite a week. We started off in Kenora at Eric & Erica's. We enjoyed watching the Grey Cup game there as our Saskatchewan Roughriders overcame the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to win our national football championship! Yea Riders!
Eric & Erica headed out for a two day retreat near Winnipeg, so we stayed to take care of the boys. Kristian was with us, and he really enjoyed spending the time with his cousins. On Wednesday, we drove back to TBay to find that winter had arrived. We had left a green city, but got home to a big snowfall. So, I had to dig out the shovels and clear the driveway even before parking the car. Of course, Kristian needed to stay out to play in the snow as well! He certainly enjoys it more than I do! It has also turned colder with the temperature hitting minus twenty on some nights.
I got a bit of work done while we were in Kenora (With a phone and a computer, you hardly miss the office!) and carried on with office work and preparation for our annual administrators conference that is scheduled for next week.
Wendy got things caught up around the house, and set up for a big candle sale this weekend. Erin continued with work, and phoned regularly to ensure we were transporting her son home safely.
Trav got a new hard drive for his laptop, and is trying to install it on his own. Good luck! You're a braver man than I! He and Sylvia set up their Christmas lights—I let them borrow the ladder as my contribution to the cause!
And that's about it for this week.
Eric & Erica headed out for a two day retreat near Winnipeg, so we stayed to take care of the boys. Kristian was with us, and he really enjoyed spending the time with his cousins. On Wednesday, we drove back to TBay to find that winter had arrived. We had left a green city, but got home to a big snowfall. So, I had to dig out the shovels and clear the driveway even before parking the car. Of course, Kristian needed to stay out to play in the snow as well! He certainly enjoys it more than I do! It has also turned colder with the temperature hitting minus twenty on some nights.
I got a bit of work done while we were in Kenora (With a phone and a computer, you hardly miss the office!) and carried on with office work and preparation for our annual administrators conference that is scheduled for next week.
Wendy got things caught up around the house, and set up for a big candle sale this weekend. Erin continued with work, and phoned regularly to ensure we were transporting her son home safely.
Trav got a new hard drive for his laptop, and is trying to install it on his own. Good luck! You're a braver man than I! He and Sylvia set up their Christmas lights—I let them borrow the ladder as my contribution to the cause!
And that's about it for this week.
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