Saturday, 23 May 2020
Monday, 18 May 2020
Driveway and puzzles
Our beaten up driveway has been needing a revival already for several years. So finally we decided together with our neighbours to go for a good solid durable new version.
The first step the past few days was to take out the old stuff... In the meantime I completed a fourth puzzle in three months:
I think that is it for now for making puzzles. Summer 2020, please come. Time for the outside!
The first step the past few days was to take out the old stuff... In the meantime I completed a fourth puzzle in three months:
I think that is it for now for making puzzles. Summer 2020, please come. Time for the outside!
Monday, 11 May 2020
Saturday, 9 May 2020
Very good read
Just finished a very interesting book. It is a memoir about growing up in an extremely religious family of Mormons in Idaho, USA. It is so far away on the spectrum from my own upbringing in a community in Holland in the sixties/seventies where poverty did not exist and religion became almost extinct. Mental health has so much to do with the environment where one lives.... This story took place very close to the same time period during which Mary & I raised Hilary and Mark....
Friday, 8 May 2020
Thursday, 7 May 2020
Pandemic continues
The social/physical distancing continues. For me personally it is no problem. It sort of suits my situation as a recently retired professional. It forces me to chill and I quite like it actually. But I can imagine it drives many people crazy. Mary and I recently played a game of Scrabble + I have started a 3rd puzzle; getting close to finishing this one....
Shayd celebrated his 35th birthday and Hilary made him a very nice meal which they eat at the beach. Interesting thing is that Mary was 28 (like Hilary at the moment) and I was 35 (like Shayd now) when we married each other in 1990, almost 30 years ago now.....
While Shayd continues his carpentry work + Hilary her nursing work in Vancouver, Mark continues his work in the construction sector in Toronto (and Carly continues in the automotive sector). Above a photo Mark took this week from one of the sites where his company Innocon (LaFarge) is pouring concrete for yet another high-rise building.
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