One day in 1995, I was running like the wind in a KFC restaurant in the state of Florida. Why was I running? I was being chased in a game of tag with my older brother, and at that moment I was successfully evading being tagged. Even as a five year year old, I must … Continue reading Journey to America – My Recent Trip to Boston, MA. Part 1
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Over and Out, Big Eagle – A Tribute to Wanda Fost
It was a beautiful day in August...the sun was shining, the wind was barely blowing (which is a rarity for Newfoundland on sunny days), and I was about to marry the love of my life. Yes, it was our wedding day in 2011. The only picture I have included in this blog is very precious … Continue reading Over and Out, Big Eagle – A Tribute to Wanda Fost
“What’s up, Sir?” – A Tribute To Preston Stock
It's hard to write a blog post about someone that has passed away - trying to find the right words to encapsulate someone's lifetime, in a brief written response. Honestly, I find it difficult because I never want to limit a person's lifetime to certain, finite moments; yet, it is important to remember that person … Continue reading “What’s up, Sir?” – A Tribute To Preston Stock
A Remembrance Wall, and Finding Family Connections
Good morning! I hope you are doing well in these interesting times we are in. We are surrounded by changing ideals, shifting political views, and wars and conflicts around the world. “Well, a top of the mornin’ to you as well, Mr. Cheerful!” Fair enough. But it's not all doom and gloom you know - … Continue reading A Remembrance Wall, and Finding Family Connections

