Living

It’s a typical hot August day and the living is easy, in a deck chair, under a sun hat, sort-of reading a book, with my gaze drifting around the garden. Imagine my reaction when your eyes are caught by a movement near your feet.

Delta Nature Reserve walkers and cyclists may notice a strange new contraption in Lower Cougar Creek, alongside the trail between the second and third boardwalk entrances.

We are living in this odd tension of ever-changing rhythms, rediscovered purposes and a whole lot of emotions. The good news is, God‘s view of us remains the same. We are His beloved children.

Aphids' number one enemy is the ladybug.

Show Me The Honey: Adventures of an Accidental Apiarist lands New York Times book review

I was reading a book the other day and was startled when the author said, “Everyone has a relationship with God.

A young baker from North Delta has found a way to help less fortunate children in Kenya — even in the midst of a worldwide pandemic.

Do not let a fear of bugs prevent you from enjoying gardening. Butterflies are beautiful, even though their larvae eat holes in plants. So are lady bugs, even though their larvae look like fierce little dragons.

The summer season brings opportunities to get outside and enjoy what the season has to offer, and we can do it in a way that will keep our loved ones and communities safe.

The 1981 Academy Award-winning film Chariots of Fire portrayed British Olympic runner Eric Liddell and his refusal to participate in the 100-yard dash during the 1924 Olympics.