Friday, August 31, 2018

Well then! IF I use safari...

Rain blast from the past! Our older grandchildren from another rainy camping trip! Such sweet faces!

Rainy

We got to Clear in a downpour. It appears that I will not be able to post photos away from a wifi connection. I am happy for the connection that I do have way out here. It was upgraded to accomodate the road crew a few years back! Before that it was nearly impossible to send even texts! We had to get on our four wheelers and find a more receptive area.

I walked around camp yesterday and saw moose sign and some other sign, possibly porquepine.

I had a good quiet time this morning. I woke up reciting the Lord's prayer. Our Father which art... who art? So I got up to read my Bible. Those two words are very different. Which or who. So went to Matthew 5. Jesus teachings are so very deep, so very simple at the same time! The prayer in Matthew is "Our Father in heaven"... I was reciting a memorized prayer I believe from the Russian Orthodox prayer book. (I wish I had one of those little prayer books we had from RO sunday school.) My parents Senafont and Vera Shugak hosted the youth in their house when I was little.. Drip

Drip. Drip. Drip!!




Thursday, August 30, 2018

Moose Hunt Trip 2019

uh-oh!

Moose Hunting 2019

I'm planning to share stories and photos from our trip to Clear. Our son Klint and his family will join us. Yay! Hoping to find a legal young bull! The best meat for us right now.

I'm newly diagnosed Diabetes Type II with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease which I've been told goes hand in hand with sugar problems. My husband also has liver problems and because of a massive heart attack in 2013 watches his cholesterol like a hawk! His doctor took him off of statins (yes!) So just for those two reasons any small amount of meat we eat has been doctor advised to be wild game or fish!

So here moosie, moosie. I mostly love the last of summer outdoors. The migrating birds. The change of the colors. My family being near!

May God grant safety and success to all 2018 hunters. We also remember and pray for families who live now without family members lost during hunting.