It’s been a while since I have posted. I will be back soon with posts about crafts, food and other things soon. Sorry for not keeping up with this site, but it will be worth the wait. See you soon!
Category: Personal
Abe Navarro
I was so sad to hear about the passing of Abe Nevarro. I had the pleasure of getting to know him this past year. He was such a warm and kind person and was the type of person that made you feel like you had known him forever. I had the opportunity to visit his store when it was still called Trease Cannabis Store. It has since changed to Docks. My heartfelt thoughts go to his family and children. He willed be missed by so many.
You can read my post about his store here:
Hamburger Cake From FoodLand
I asked Abbey who works at our local Foodland to make this cake. I missed a friends birthday and thought this would make up for it. Abbey is such a talented baker. Isn’t this an awesome cake? I can’t eat sweets but she knew my Mom can and brought over a big slice for her. She said it was delicious and not overly sweet. You know how some icings can be too sweet? This one was perfection! Thanks Abbey!
Pressure Washed Patio
The guy next door came over and pressure washed my patio. Just look at the difference! Isn’t that amazing? The people in Bobcaygeon are so friendly.
I See This Look On Peoples Faces
Just remember. This too shall pass. Hang in there!
I Want to Make One!
This fairy house is so cute. I have to make one. Adding to my “to do” list.
Voting is now open. Canada we need you!
Hello Canada. It is time to vote for Bobcaygeon at www.krafthockeyville.ca. Register and vote often until 5pm tomorrow.
Vote April 9th and 10th
April 9th & 10th VOTE for Bobcaygeon at http://krafthockeyville.ca. I took these pictures at the Bobcaygeon Foodland.
Allen Stanley Signing My Leafs Jersey
Allen Stanley played for many NHL teams including the Toronto Maple Leafs (1958-1968). Four time Stanley Cup winner, including the last cup The Leafs won. After retirement from hockey, Allan and his wife Barbara owned the Bee Hive Hockey School Complex near Bobcaygeon.
I had also brought a metal Shirriff coin with his picture on it. In the 1950s, Shirriff Salada gave away coins with of NHL players on them in their food packages. He was shocked to see it and wondered where I had got it. I told him I bought it in an antique store. He just burst out laughing and said something along the lines of how that dated him. We got a good laugh out of that. Maybe I shouldn’t have said “antique store”
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