Every year at Christmas I give my father, who has dementia, a hand made calendar. It has lots photos of the family and big visual cues of daily reminders - what he needs to do, times and places he needs to go. I add to it or change it as I need to throughout the year. Tradition, and a bit of a laugh for both of us, is to hand it on the old carving platter (with spikes to hold the roast) that's all rusty. Thanks for sharing, Lisa

Great job!

luvourhome, Anzac, Alberta was named in honour of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. In WWI, they surveyed the area around Waterways (Fort McMurray) in order to build the rail line there. Goods were taken to that point by train and then loaded onto barges to be delivered further north. I live about 4 hours away. I was there a few years ago. It was a very historic part of the area and very interesting. There were huge docks, where the barges would be loaded. Sadly, it has all been lost in the fire.

I wonder if it costs less to see a movie here than than the $25 my local Hoyts charges these days? Do they even realise I can get the DVD for less?