Trip to Toronto

Been meaning to drive to Toronto to visit an ailing former high school classmate and friend.
Sadly, I found out, late Friday evening, he had passed away earlier late in the morning.
I knew right there and then that I would drive to Toronto for the funeral which was scheduled for Sunday morning, September 19,2010.
I searched through Hotwire.ca for a reasonable accomodation not far from the funeral home. As usual with Hotwire you do not know which hotel you will be booked in up to only when you have gone through the booking and check out process- reservations made and paid for.
I chose a 4 star hotel (did not know which name or brand) that would cost me $85.00 / night.
The hotel turned out to be the Hilton Suites, Conference Center and Spa on Warren and Highway 7. Beautiful hotel indeed.


checked in and luggage left in our room, we are headed to 1st Markham Place for dinner.


view from the 9th floor


view from the 9th floor


by the elevator

Worship Time at Fairview Alliance Church

Service starts at 11:00am sharp. But members of our team meet an hour before to warm up, to go through the songs we will be singing that Sunday morning.


Tune up and warm up.


Multimedia tunes up their system, Sound hooks up the mic, equipment, and does a sound check.


Meantime, members of the congregation who come early gets a chance to watch us goof up as we rehearse the songs. ;)


As always, we commit the service to the Lord.

God is good- all the time!!

Versatile iPhone

Amazing some of the stuff you can do with the Apple iPhone.


Here my brother Michael shows one of the many fun apps available to the iPhone.

I hope that bank robbers or thieves won't resort to using this app to disguise themselves. Hmmmm.

Lobster, anyone?

Paul enjoying his lobster plate at Mike's Clam Shack in Wells, Maine.

We were on our way to Ogunquit Beach, Maine when we decided to stop at Mike's Clam Shack for lunch.

From the looks of it, Paul is loving it. :)

Always Look on the Bright Side of Life

On our flight to Orlando, Florida I picked up to read this magazine in the pocket of the seat in front of me.

The title caught my interest and why wouldn't it?

Mike's Clam Shack, Wells, Maine

On our way to Ogunquit Beach, Maine we stopped by at Mike's Clam Shack in Wells, Maine.


Paul and Lauren


Getting ready to order


Tita Nil and I


Lauren having a great time, enjoying a laugh with Tita Pam and Daddy

Tim Horton's in South Portland, Maine

Enjoying a midnight snack at the Tim Horton's in South Portland, Maine.

Bike ride and BeaverTails

Never fails. Whenever Trish and I ride together to the Old Port in Old Montreal, we'd stop by and say hello too our friends at Beavertails! ;)


Trish knows which flavor I like best.


This flavor is yummy too- looks like Hazelnut (Nutella).


This one's mine, Kilallo Sunrise, right?

Looking forward to the next ride, hopefully, before the snow falls. :)

Blessings of Joy

Lola loves kissing her apo. And she just loves to be loved. ;)


Lolo and her little princess at McDonald's


What a peaceful, easy feeling. :)

Thank you Lord!

Friendly's Breakfast

With Tita Inday. We had breakfast at Friendly's on International Drive, Orlando, FL.

Golf cart community

One of the many individualized Golf Carts at The Villages in Lady Lake, Florida.

Fw: Our Daily Bread - Bridging The Gap

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Subject: Our Daily Bread - Bridging The Gap

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Bridging The Gap July 21, 2010 Our Daily Bread is hosted by Les Lamborn READ: John 1:10-18 The Word became flesh and dwelt among us. —John 1:14 When my kids were young, I thought they would be impressed with what few accomplishments I may have had—that they would read my books and be impressed by my speaking engagements. But then I discovered that they hadn’t read any of my books and had no idea where I had been on a speaking gig. When my oldest son finally read one of my books, he told me that the only reason he read it was so that I would stop telling people that my children have never read my books! Let’s face it—for the most part, kids are not impressed with our accomplishments. So the only way to bridge the gap is to meet them where they are, to get into their world—like getting into a game of Chutes and Ladders or playing catch in the backyard. Jesus did this with us. John said of Jesus, “the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory” (John 1:14). In other words, He stooped down to our level when He came to this earth, which led to His greatest accomplishment of all: bridging the gap between His world and ours once and for all. Only then could we begin to understand how worthy He is of our utmost adoration and praise! —Joe Stowell Our Lord is worthy all our days Of all our love and highest praise; He died to take our sin and shame— Oh, bless the Savior’s holy name! —Egner Jesus bridged the gap between the infinite God and finite man.	Yours for a gift of any amount Subscribe Mail Receive ODB at home Podcast Download ODB on iTunes Mobile Get ODB on the go Facebook facebook.com/ourdailybread Twitter twitter.com/ourdailybread RSS odb.org/feed
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