Ian and Ruth, Andrew, Imogen, Jennifer, John, Emora, Angela, Brian, Ivan and Dominique
Neil Bailey and Darcy Folk were in town yesterday and there was a birthday celebration for Neil but we were not able to make a connection to get to it. However, Neil and Darcy did join us at Bonanza for lunch and later we had a good visit at Jennifer and John's place where we had ice cream cake. But speak about cakes! After Sunday worship service several of the ladies made a variety of cakes all celebrating father's day. They did a terrific job of decorating them. But what was most unexpected was one of the African ladies in our church Comfort Brewer presented Jean Malm, and Ruth and me with a traditional African outfit. (It was to honor those in the church who were substitute fathers and mothers. In Africa there is much more of a fuss over fathers and mothers than there is here.) We put the outfits on for the picture.
The first two radishes from what I planted about a month ago. They were juicy and tangy and quite delicious.
Andrew and I did a bathroom renovation at one of the rentals. We replaced the lino, the toilet (a 3 litre + 6 litre flush) and the sink and vanity.
Beside the picture of Corinne Lamb is Aysia, Kelly, Emily, Jacob, Cory, Adam, Candace, Victoria, Krista and Susan and the baby Alexander. Susan did a wonderful job of a Power-Point slide show for the memorial service. I was able to slip away from my second period class to get to the funeral service and after a quick lunch (which was also wonderful), I got back to work with 6 minutes to spare for my 1:00 class.
