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A journal, a travelogue, a to-do list, a memoir, a discussion board -- this could be anything. Whatever else it is, may it be a place where the name of Jesus is glorified.
- Lauren
- Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
- I started this blog so that I could keep in touch with everyone at home and share pictures while I'm in England. But I am going to try to keep it up now that I am back!
Summer Reading List
- The Mill on the Floss -- George Eliot
- Brick Lane -- Monica Ali
- The Enchanter -- Vladimir Nabokov
- Reading Lolita in Tehran -- Azar Nafisi
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- my brother is. . .
- The end.
- The gravestone of the unknown soldier, from when h...
- Oh my. The Afghanistan exhibit.
- Part of the Berlin Wall.
- We have seen the face of peace.And it is not what ...
- Cold War exhibit.A warhead, I guess.
- This is the inventor of the AK-47. Don't mess with...
- The Korean War was followed by the Cold War decade...
- Grampa visited Kap'yong about 30 years later and l...
- He told me about the battle of Kap'yong.It's not a...
- At one point he went four months without having a ...
- Yes, this hand.
- One of the best parts of the visit was the exhibit...
- Grampa and his friend Reg with a map of Antarctica...
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- Those of you who have travelled with me will know ...
- This was an exhibit about the Allied invasion of I...
- The tank? Forceful!
- Grampa and me in front of his favourite tank.
- . . . from the heartland!
- Rations.
- Darn straight we'll finish those subs!
- I question whether anyone does.
- The Enigma code machine that the Germans used in W...
- German spy captured in Nova Scotia during World Wa...
- Hitler's Benz.Seriously. This was the actual par...
- The Conquerors by Eric Kennington. I believe it wa...
- Grampa in Paschendaele (the mud battle).
- Did you know that some Canadians of Austro-Hungari...
- Gas masks used by troops against enemy gas attacks...
- The sun never sets on the British Empire!
- For some reason I thought this flag projected with...
- Apparently, soldiers in the First World War contin...
- One thing that always kind of amazes me is that ev...
- a foolproof strategy!
- Grampa volunteers at the war museum on Tuesday mor...
- The windows that are blocked off spell out "lest w...
- day at the museum
- just to make Krissy jealous
- cover model
- And then, of course, the Amazing Race All-Stars.Ye...
- English beef, French beans, and mélange Waverley.
- And then the day ended with supper with Grandma a...
- The victors (from left) : Rob ("no pictures pleas...
- Samantha and Jayden.
- Samantha's friends' son Jayden.
- The littlest defector.
- After the consumerist indulgence, I had to say goo...
- And possibly a vest.
- I may have gotten a sweater too.
- My holy grail!
- We went to the Rideau Centre. Which is a wasteland...
- After we escaped Pingu, we crossed the canal and w...
- (Abby got an amazing video of all this.)
- Then the party really got going.
- It was a beautiful sight.
- Fortunately, he soon saw Wally(!) and turned his a...
- As focused as he seemed to be, it didn't take long...
- When first we saw him, he was harassing an elderly...
- This guy was amazing. He was running around squaw...
- Penguin boy!!!
- but by the time we got there, the little guy had f...
- Possibly the best sculpture of all was "Survival o...
- Beavertails with cinnamon and sugar and lemon and ...
- As a parka-ed family! And I got to be the kid.
- Kids building inukshuks of coloured ice near the ...
- Me chauffering Carly's dogsled.
- Carly, me, and Abby on Nanook's lap.
- Sculpture by Chin-Lung Kou of Taiwan.
- The Archangel Michael.
- The Russian entry.
- As you can see, the ice sculptures on display wer...
- And I wonder how he felt about the ice sculpture ...
- First we met this gentleman, a 19th century Briti...
- First stop! Grampa says the turnout for Winterlu...
- It was bien fun, of course. I got Grandma to tel...
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