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As many of my readers (and editors!) already know, recently I was without power to my computer for the better, or worst, part of the week. It was both frustrating and soul-searching.

Moving differently in the zone

Saturday, August 31 at 1 p.m. marked the first wrestling event ever held at the Kenosee Super Slides.

p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; text-align: justify; font: 10.0px Georgia} span.Apple-tab-span {white-space:pre} Jan Rutten grew up in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and her artistic talents were inspired by her high school art teacher.

Sheila Farstad of North Portal says that her current passion of the past four years is needle felting.

Norma Jones of Estevan has been an artist all her life, working in mixed media, acrylic, jewellery and watercolour. She paints still life, portraits, and does cutwork watercolours.

Joseph T. Cornforth calls Kennedy home and finds inspiration for his art all over God’s creation. During the Artist’s Colony Retreat he completed a painting of ice layers he saw in the ditch, after the water retreated, along with some sketches.

Alison Lewis of Assiniboia spent some time learning to paint on silk, stepping out of her comfort zone during the Artist’s Colony Retreat held at the Mother Theresa Centre in Moose Mountain Provincial Park.

The Mother Teresa Centre and Mess Hall at Kenosee Lake was home to the Moose Mountain Provincial Park Artist’s Colony 3 rd Annual Retreat from August 24 to 31. With 20 artists taking part, there was no shortage of music, dancing, fun and fellowship.

Tomorrow, Saturday afternoon, a Celebration of Life is being held for a dear friend. I admit I am struggling with my thoughts and with making a decision as to whether or not I will attend.