https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_0e3qwBUIkKelly-Anne's birthday is fast approaching. She would have been 37 years old. It too painful today to of what her life would of been like had she not been savagely murdered.
Today I feel sentimental and happy to see this video on You Tube. I guess I had forgotten that it was there.
I just want to share it with you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_0e3qwBUIk
Saturday, November 19, 2016
My New Adventure
Well the new adventure began this past fall. No sooner did I blog about my morning solitude with a good cup of coffee that I landed a new position...Did I not say I wanted a part time job? That is exactly what I got ! Three days a week in downtown Montreal, in the heart of the city.
The commuter train and a 20 minute power walk brings me to my office. A pair of Sketchers don my feet even with a skirt or dress. I notice more and more women are picking up this new fashion trend on the train. The runners sure make a difference in my morning and evening trek. I am actually starting to pity the women in their heels trying to keep up with me.
I am back in Human Resources, a field which I realize now I really excel at. The office is quiet, the people are God loving and each day brings laughter, a smile from someone, a new learning curve and the satisfaction that I am making a difference once again. It's the kind of stress that I love, the business of getting things done.
Being on the train allows my mind to think and at times over think. One morning we approached Montreal West station which is not to far from Concordia, I started to think about how Kell once made a film at that station. It was for one of her communication classes. I saw students and teachers getting off the train and wondered if Kell would of ever had an opportunity to teach or coach at Concordia. Both would of been amazing. I find myself tearing up and of course the frustration of she not having the opportunities makes me very angry.
I continue to forge forward in this new position. I know Kelly-Anne is happy that I am there. I know I belong there.
Oh and about that morning coffee..... a loaded Starbucks app is only a pay button away.
The commuter train and a 20 minute power walk brings me to my office. A pair of Sketchers don my feet even with a skirt or dress. I notice more and more women are picking up this new fashion trend on the train. The runners sure make a difference in my morning and evening trek. I am actually starting to pity the women in their heels trying to keep up with me.
I am back in Human Resources, a field which I realize now I really excel at. The office is quiet, the people are God loving and each day brings laughter, a smile from someone, a new learning curve and the satisfaction that I am making a difference once again. It's the kind of stress that I love, the business of getting things done.
Being on the train allows my mind to think and at times over think. One morning we approached Montreal West station which is not to far from Concordia, I started to think about how Kell once made a film at that station. It was for one of her communication classes. I saw students and teachers getting off the train and wondered if Kell would of ever had an opportunity to teach or coach at Concordia. Both would of been amazing. I find myself tearing up and of course the frustration of she not having the opportunities makes me very angry.
I continue to forge forward in this new position. I know Kelly-Anne is happy that I am there. I know I belong there.
Oh and about that morning coffee..... a loaded Starbucks app is only a pay button away.
Montreal Barbarian Fundraiser
Kelly-Anne 's memory continues to be kept alive by her friends from the Montreal Barbarian Rugby Club. Next Saturday, December 3rd, they will host a fundraiser in remembering Kelly-Anne in Pointe-Claire.
This yearly event supports the youth and junior players as they master the game of rugby.
The fun starts at 4:00 p.m. with an all you can eat spaghetti dinner. The donation is $25.00 per person.
There will be a silent auction, raffles and music from our dear Dave Moran who selflessly donates his time and talents every year to this event.
For more details, please visit the
https://www.facebook.com/events/1803718363201472/
Come and toast Kelly-Anne and support the Barbs.... a club that Kelly-Anne loved and made amazing friends.
This yearly event supports the youth and junior players as they master the game of rugby.
The fun starts at 4:00 p.m. with an all you can eat spaghetti dinner. The donation is $25.00 per person.
There will be a silent auction, raffles and music from our dear Dave Moran who selflessly donates his time and talents every year to this event.
For more details, please visit the
https://www.facebook.com/events/1803718363201472/
Come and toast Kelly-Anne and support the Barbs.... a club that Kelly-Anne loved and made amazing friends.
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