Dream about Mom a few nights ago: She and Grandma were riding in the back of a truck which had no sides, but was only a platform. This man, who was unkown to me, was the driver. I was hanging onto the front fender on the driver’s side. The man… Continue reading
Last night a disturbing dream: An old lady lay bed-ridden in our bedroom on a queen-sized bed. She was Adam Carter’s (a fellow English student) grandmother. In the dream he was attending law school. He paid her a visit and started arguing against the existence of God. She got very… Continue reading
I was standing outside on Sherbrooke St. in front of a tree on which I had hung my favourite Philodendron. It was night and the wind had picked up. Manuela and Karen wanted me to walk with them, so I took the plant from the tree and we started to… Continue reading
Article appeared in the May 19, 2011 issue of the Interlake Spectator… An informational evening, called “The Inside Scoop”, hosted by the Arborg Chamber of Commerce and the Arborg-Bifrost Community Development Corporation (ABCDC), took place at the Arborg Community Centre on May 10, 2011. The more than 40 people who… Continue reading
Article appeared in the May 19, 2011 issue of the Interlake Spectator… Grades 8 and 9 exchange students from Quebec, along with their grade 8 counterparts from the Evergreen middle schools, were welcomed with style at the Riverton Friendship Centre, on May 9, 2011. The students were given a day… Continue reading
Article appeared in the May 19, 2011 issue of the Interlake Spectator… Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger was one of the honoured guests at the Interlake NDP’s kick-off, held at the Poplarfield Community Centre, on May 14, 2011. At the dinner, Selinger was flanked by Interlake MLA, Tom Nevakshonoff, and Interlake… Continue reading
Trees, Guardians Of Earth’s Realm Silent, Except For Brushes With Ghosts Keepers, Old, Stand Roots Travel, They Hold Secure For All, For Generations Deep Knowing-Not Unknown Tree-Dwellers Tree-Huggers Hear the Voices Trust In Sacred Embrace …by Teresa Carey 2011
Article appeared in the May 12, 2011 issue of the Interlake Spectator… A small, but devoted, group of poets and painters gathered at the New Iceland Heritage Museum for the “Poetry Challenge” on April 27th, 2011. The challenge drew attention to, both, the museum’s art exhibit, called “the Lake”, and… Continue reading
This article was published in the May 26 issue of the Interlake Spectator… Long-time friends, Mike Langrell and Guy Fedora, both residents of St. Francis Xavier, set out on Lake Manitoba, back on March 11, 2011, to do a little ice fishing. It was a fine day, and mild enough… Continue reading
Article appeared in the May 12, 2011 issue of the Interlake Spectator… Winnipeg author, Kim Malchuk, was in Gimli to sign copies of her inspirational book, “Tasting Rain” at the Gimli Health Centre on May 5. The 49-year-old author will be donating 100% of the proceeds from book sales at… Continue reading
In this dream: I was lying in my bed, curled up to some books. Something was strangling me. I thought it must be my own extension cord, but realized it was Beth’s hanging plant (the clinging vine) that was wrapped around my throat. I panicked and tried to wake up.… Continue reading
Appeared in the May 5 Issue of the Interlake Spectator… The Riverton Elks, Lodge 530, presented a cheque in the amount of $14,114.25 to the Parent Advisory Council (PAC) of the Riverton Early Middle Years School for a new community play structure that will cost total of $86,000. The Elks… Continue reading
Appeared in the May 5 Issue of the Interlake Spectator… Toni Sigurdson’s father, Jack Kenning, passed away 11 years ago with brain tumours after spending his last eight months in hospital. He was 41 years old; Sigurdson was 16. “We really don’t know how long he had it. I just… Continue reading
Article appeared in the May 5 Issue of the Interlake Spectator… Who would have thought that small town Manitoba would have such avid “royal watchers” as those discovered at the CIBC bank in Fisher Branch on April 29, 2011? Clients, who may have been expecting the usual customer appreciation day,… Continue reading
Article appeared in the May 5 Issue of the Interlake Spectator… When Arborg Collegiate Institute’s, Jared Fridfinnson graduates from high school this June he will have a lot to look forward to. Fridfinnson beat out 132 of his peers from Manitoba and N.W. Ontario for the $10,000 “Leader of Tomorrow”… Continue reading
Where am I at? That’s a good question. I am holding on to tears inside of me, in a strangely quiet way. It’s like a cool, rippling pool on the floor of my heart, a kind of solitude without bitterness. A little bit like church music on the lakeshore at… Continue reading
Notes: While meditating yesterday, spirit told me I should seek out a man named Raymond to be my teacher. The other Sunday, when at the Quest service, they held a healing at the end. Two people went up for healing. I sat in my chair, and 2 or more spirits… Continue reading
After work on Saturday I went to Ann’s place for the healing/learning group. There, I met three women, one of whom I saw at the Quest service Sunday. All of these women are very nice and sincere. I felt we blended quite well. Walter was out of town (visiting someone… Continue reading
I attended the Quest Spiritualist service on Sunday at the Museum of Man and Nature. I especially enjoyed the clairvoyance-messages part of it, and the healing part. I felt all the spiritual energies very strongly, but could not stand the sexist language in the talk, readings, and hymns. I did… Continue reading
I tried automatic writing tonight. Got some pretty squiggles and an attempt at a name. He told me his name was “Gershwin”. Ann, the medium, told me that one must be patient when trying automatic writing. At first you get only squiggles, and then words, and sentences. She says it… Continue reading