Oh, sure. She's smiling now . . . There are about thirty miles of smooth, fast highway between Claresholm and Fort MacLeod, Albert...

Not-Quite-Sanctuary. The family ranch in Fort MacLeod. You can't hide things from your parents. Just ask me  . . . I had my...

With apologies to Lewis Carroll... Twasn’t brilliant, and the nighttime coves   Did show no sparkle in the waves: Still shady were the...

On March 22, 1919, Ellen, with great anticipation, sailed from Goteborg on the Swedish liner Stockholm bound for New York on her way to...

An old story. But in a new way . . . On Stringam ranch at mealtime, At the end of every working day, The talk was great, the chuck ...

The Love Letters From the letters found among Grandma Berg's effects. Translated from the original Swedish by her son with the help of...

Part one is here . Part Two here . Found among Grandma Breg's effects. Translated by her son with help from Swedish friends and rela...

 We interrupt this glimpse into a Swedish Romance to bring you something important: Today is my big brother George's birthday. Thi...

If you missed Part One, you can find it here . When you're done, you will find us waiting . . . Found among Grandma Berg's effect...

Equal time. The story of my Grandma Berg's courtship and marriage, as told by her son, Roy. My Grandma Berg's Mother, Fredri...

She lived alone, her spouse was gone, With no one left to lean upon, To a senior’s lodge was drawn, And there, she met a man named ...

For three days, we had been travelling across the country with a one-year-old. It was a wonderful, educational, exhausting time. And...

It’s the weekend and I’m enjoying the break from teaching. So, what could be better than a story  about  teaching . . . Grandma Str...

Grandma, kneeling. With my Mom. Busy. As always. College. That first time away from home. That trip and stumble into the real world. ...

Part One Part Two Part Three The year at Provo was a happy and a busy one. My two cousins, Anne Snow and Charlie Snow were with m...

In her own words. From Grandma Stringam's journals: Part One. Part Two. Part three . . . I knew he had been coming to Teasda...

If you missed part one, there's still time. Go here . Do it now. We'll wait . . . In her own words. More from Grandma's jo...

Another of  Daddy's favourite stories . . . For years, she worked untiringly In times of calm, or urgency, In office w...