I Told Andrew Gnadenfeld Still Exists. (I Think I Lied.)
“It was at the outskirts of Gnadenfeld that as a three-year-old, I experienced the green chill of a near-tornado turned electrical storm. Ever since that […]
Month: July 2019
This Post Isn’t Really About Austin, Manitoba
I learned about the existence of Austin (Manitoba), long before I ever heard of Austin (Texas). I have my mother’s side of the family to […]
Mennonites in East Germany: A Fascinating Lecture at the Mennonite Heritage Archives!
You know me, I’m never one to pass up a lecture on Mennonite history. Truth be told, I’ve missed a few, but I’m happy to […]
Welcome to the Centre (or is it Center?) of Canada!
I’m not sure when they first put up those green “longitudinal centre of Canada” signs on the Trans-Canada Highway, but I’ve been driving by those […]
Seeing the INSIDE of Willow Plain School — FINALLY!
Back in January, I posted about visiting the OUTside of Willow Plain School. Yep, just the outside of the building. Because even though this is […]