Another week has come around, the older I get the faster they come, or it seems that way.
Lots of campers and trailers and lots of boats and they are top of the line, lots of money there.
This morning I decided to bite the bullet and do something with last year’s Christmas cards.
I have at hand a record of some of the old history written by Barney Mulvaney, the founder and once owner of Burns Lake.
Here we go starting out another week and it’s such lovely day, makes a person feel glad to be alive.
We all seem to be looking forward for spring to come. Still lots of snow but it is going.
Just heard some Red-winged Blackbirds are back also some Canada geese are in the fields at the landing, could be an early spring.
Last week my son Richard watched a lady lead a horse across on the ferry. This you don’t see very often.
When our family made our home at Francois Lake it was October and too late to get wood or hay for the cow and calf and horse.
Moving to Francois Lake was one of the best things our family ever did.
I have seen so many changes in our whole Lakes District. We made our home here and it was good.
Our weather has been so nice let’s hope it stays. Jan. 31 means we are half way through the winter, happy days.
Well... just when I had said my goodbyes I am back.
Here I am back again with my news and stories. I sure do miss writing every week so I am hoping I can get back into the groove so to speak.
Summer may have been a bit slow in coming but I think its made up for itself now it’s here.
Here I am once more back with my news. Nice to take a week’s holidays but it’s nice to be home again
It’s Monday morning and the sun is out but still cool.
It’s Monday morning, the start of another week. After having such a nice weekend it’s raining.
It’s early Tuesday morning, June the 5 and it’s raining and has all night.
Another very sad event in our lives with the passing of Anne Waldron. She was a wonderful wife, sister, mother, grandmother and friend.
