We've had a cool and rainy week here on
the shore of Lake Superior in my hometown. The sun shone today, so I got
in a golf game (41-44–85). I am scheduled for surgery to remove a
growth on my back next week, so I may not be swinging a club for a
while. The markets have veered wildly this week with fears of Syrian
fighting, offset by better economic data out of the US, leading to
worries about what the Fed may do next week! Thursday was particularly
red for me, so while I managed a gain, it was not up to my quota or
expectations. Wendy has completed her night shifts and will be taking
additional training with a view to working as a cashier at Big Lots
Canada (the new name for Liquidation World). The Riders opened the week
with a disappointing effort in Winnipeg that resulted in a loss. They
closed the week with a turnover plagued two-point loss to Toronto, and
have fallen into second place in their division.
Liam was placed on a hockey team; they played and lost their first exhibition game. The family continues to work on the film;
it may not ever get produced, but the fun is in the getting there!
Haaken and Eric met with the school counselor; after being informed of
Haaken's interests, his schedule has been adjusted to include an
animation course next semester. Eric
continues his job search and practice development; this week ferried
across to the mainland for a pre-interview assessment over in Burnaby.
However, he also found it the job is not as a counselor, so... He has
started a blog on parenting.
Erica has been busy with school start up, and has also joined the
worship ministry at church in Parksville; she found her keyboarding
skills a bit rusty, but it's coming back.
Erin
& Kristian have Facetimed with us a couple of times. Things seem to
be going satisfactorily there with school, work and home.
Trav
is amping up his hockey preparations. This brings opportunities for
team photos as part of his work. Joanna keeps very busy (too busy) with
her work. She also likes to participate in some of Trav's work, but
there are only so many hours in the week, and there's still Gemma and
Andrew's activities at school and home.
And that's about it for this week.
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