Monday, December 6, 2010

Christmas Craft Sale at the DECH


Every year the Doctor Everett Chalmers Hospital puts on a craft sale. The quality of the items is exceptional and ranges from jewellery to fudge, books to carvings, clothing to Christmas decorations. I was there with my six books and had a wonderful day.

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Drumming for Women



Just finished a four week drumming class with Dr. Ruth Morrison of UNB and 20 fabulous women. Wonderful experience.

CBC Radio Noon Newsmaker of the Year 2010 Nominations


So cool. Was listening to the podcast of CBC Halifax Radio Noon and heard my daughter Catharine Pendrel, nominated for NB Newsmaker of the Year. She is pretty awesome and has just, in this month's Velo News, been named International Mountain Bike Woman of the Year. The 2010 season saw Catharine win gold at both the Offenburg, Germany World Cup and the Wyndham, USA World Cup, and silver at Val di Sole, Italy. Not too shabby child won the Overall Mountain Bike World Cup title as well as the Canadian National Mountain Bike Championships. Makes me feel like I need to work harder.

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

The Island Championships, Vancouver Island that is...


Oak Bay Bicycles continues to make it's mark on the cycling scene on Vancouver Island.

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Don Messer: The Man Behind the Music Library Tour


It was a treat to have Ivan and Vivian Hicks play at the Riverview stop of the Don Messer: The Man Behind the Music". A good crowd and a wonderful new library.

National Cyclocross Toronto 2010



Catharine and her husband Keith Wilson both competed at the National Cyclocross Championships in Toronto in November.

Haloween 2010


Celebrated Halloween with friends at the Lougheed Pub in Harvey, N.B. Dressed up as "Eat Local", making a necklace out of brussel sprouts and radishes, a bracelet out of zucchini and carrots and one out of cauliflower and broccoli. Had dulse earrings and hair poof and a lettuce hat.
Also wore the beautiful "Eat Local" poster, but forgot to hold it up for the photo.