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The Williams Family: June 2011
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Our Life . Cliff, Karen, Keegan, Calia and Kira. Sunday, June 05, 2011. Beauty and the Beast. This past week Calia and Kira had the opportunity to perform minor roles in Moira Secondary School's production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast. The two of them had a lot of fun and dare I say,.I think they love the stage. Calia was a fairy, village child and a salt shaker. Kira was a fairy, village child and a glass of milk. Here are just four pictures from Saturday night. So raise your glass. Last weekend we ...
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Our Life . Cliff, Karen, Keegan, Calia and Kira. Monday, July 11, 2011. Badlands, Rushmore, Yellowstone, Taber, Banff and now Kelowna. It has been a busy couple of days and over 5000 km of driving since leaving last Saturday. Here are some pics. Posted by Williams Family Blog. Great adventure guys.you know how to have fun. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Life is either a daring adventure, or it is nothing. - Helen Keller. We're never going to survive unless we get a little crazy. - Seal.
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The Williams Family: December 2009
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Our Life . Cliff, Karen, Keegan, Calia and Kira. Thursday, December 17, 2009. Well, we are into our last week here and the craziness has begun. I will try and post a Christmas letter next week, till then,. Posted by Williams Family Blog. Thursday, December 10, 2009. An Australian Night Before. The night before Christmas ;. There wasn't a sound. Not a possum was stirring; no-one was 'round. We'd left on the table. Some tucker and beer ,. Hoping that Santa Claus. Soon would be here;. Mum in her nightie,.
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Finding Joy: March 2014
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Friday, March 14, 2014. Joys, Comparisons and Concerns. I love how uniquely different they are and yet how deeply connected they are to each other. I find joy in seeing them use their unique gifts. I desire for my kids to exprience success as they use their gifts. I understand how to develop athletic and academic gifts. I'm not as confident about developing Madelyn's more creative and personal side. But joy is lost when we are concerned for our children's health and things that may impede their ability t...
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Finding Joy: May 2013
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Saturday, May 11, 2013. Eating for Better Health. Our family has experienced some health concerns in the last few months which has led us to do some research about how to eat for better health. Our eating adventure is just getting started and will evolve as diagnosis becomes more clear and as different foods show up seasonally. Madelyn is quick to eat a variety of fruits and vegetables. Callie will eat apples, applesauce and raw carrots. Sometimes she will do a few banana bites. Outside of ma...2 Our kid...
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Finding Joy: Unusual and Unexpected Request
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Tuesday, January 21, 2014. Unusual and Unexpected Request. Second thing you must know about Callie is that she loathes pictures. She throws fits anytime a staged pictures is requested. She never did get her two year old pictures taken. At 3 we managed a significant enough bribe and weeks of mental preparation to acquire a nice picture. The pictures that follow are the "norm" for staged pictures. Grandkid picture, Christmas 2012. FineI'll sit, but I'm not happy about it. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Finding Joy: May 2014
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Saturday, May 10, 2014. Joy in Spring Flowers. Yes, Callie managed to get the soil out by herself.All that swimming :). Madelyn was quite excited out the selection of flowers and studied each label to determine if the plant was better in the sun or the shade. Getting the soil ready for our first pot of the afternoon. I find joy in the day working together in the warm sun, arranging beauty, and teaching my girls how to nurture and care for a beautiful part of God's creation. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Finding Joy: Joy in Spring Flowers
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Saturday, May 10, 2014. Joy in Spring Flowers. Yes, Callie managed to get the soil out by herself.All that swimming :). Madelyn was quite excited out the selection of flowers and studied each label to determine if the plant was better in the sun or the shade. Getting the soil ready for our first pot of the afternoon. I find joy in the day working together in the warm sun, arranging beauty, and teaching my girls how to nurture and care for a beautiful part of God's creation. Links to Our Blogger Friends.
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Finding Joy: August 2014
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Sunday, August 24, 2014. Finding Joy in Growth. Our harvest season started with our raspberry bush. This is the most berries we've ever had at one time from our bush. Madelyn is our raspberry girl. She loves to pick and eat them. We are lucky she shares any with us :). I'm still working on the space management. The zinnias over took my onions and my bush beans were, well pole beans. They were and continue to be extremely productive. I could pick beans everyday. Although we did not grow these blueberries,...
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Where did the Instruction Manual Go?: October 2014
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Where did the Instruction Manual Go? This is a blog about our journey with our daughter who just happens to have special needs, as well as about her older brother and sister who are just as important to the story. Sunday, October 5, 2014. Obituary of Patricia McCumber. To all of our friends and family, thank you for the support these past few days and weeks. Whether it was a phone call, text, meal, visit and/or hug, we appreciated every little thing. Thank you. May you rest in peace Pat.
