Today I learned how to tie my shoes:
http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/secureknot.htm
learning to tie my shoes
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The drive
After church on Sunday, we packed up and hit the road back to Ontario. We spent the first night in northern New Brunswick in Edmundston. The next day we drove the rest of the way to Owen Sound (about 1200 KM). We had a few delays on the 401 as there were thousands of cars making their way back to Toronto after the first long weekend of the summer. There had been some very heavy rain from thunder storms throughout Ontario, so we lost about 2 hours stuck in traffic and taking side roads to get around it.
The long line of stopped cars behind us. According to the news this line stretched about 60 kilometers.
Ellie playing peekaboo with my mom in the back seat of the van on the way to Ontario.
After a very long drive we were happy to be home and able to sleep in our own beds. We returned in the early morning hours of Tuesday, four weeks to the day we left for the staff conference and our vacation/deputation. It was fun, but it is nice to be home.
Midgic
On the first Sunday in July I had the privilege of speaking at the Midgic Baptist Church. Midgic is a farming community just outside of Sackville, NB, and this church is where my parents were married in… awhile ago. Anyway, it was a great to visit this church as most people know my parents and my mom’s parents who attend there.
Back in OS
Glad to be home!
The State of the Psych
A friend sent me a link to a video with interviews of psychologists about the scientific methods of their trade and their ability to cure people. Very interesting..
http://www.cchr.org/uploads/video/no_science.wmv
Note: While I recommend this video, the site this video is on is from a group associated with Scientology, and I certainly don’t condone that group.