The Story of guy and gal!

Claes and I are relaxing at the resort after a full summer of work............we are planning now to spend some time with our family and hope that that will work its self out in the next few weeks.  The weather is certainly changing, still lovely but distinctly cooler these past few days. Hope you have a great day.............we will.       Claes and Lue

So glad that we are living at the beach and what an incredible beach it is!!!! The temperatures are suppose to get into the 30s this week. We are ready to enjoy beautiful Kye Bay and whomever drops by. We only have a a few guests this week but are looking forward to friends and family dropping in a few days here and there. That could be YOU!!!! Think about it and come on and join us as we relax and take in this glorious place that God has blessed us with. It seems like such a long time since we have been able to get to our Faith Family gathering...........so today was special as off we went to Living Hope! After a lovely lunch at a local favourite..The Avenue in Comox and a fine fine breakfast with Pippa and David we provisioned up and are now back to the beach.  Plans are to relax and read and relax and just enjoy.   As they say, "Wish you were here!!" Talk to you soon and know that we think of you all often and truly enjoy the time we spent with you this summer...

Mets take provincial title NUMBER ONE: Powell River’s Pee Wee baseball team came home with BC provincial title. Back row [left to right]: Ethan Hasler (coach), Jordan Knutson, Colby Shelton, Brandon Rairie, Greg Piccinin (manager, coach), Cody Jackson, Jacob Harper, Hunter Findlater and Dan Dupuis (coach). Front row [left to right]: Jacob Budgell ,(our granson), Jeremy Hopper, Jamie Callaghan, Jayden Saban, Andy Dupuis and Michael Lance. Underdog pee wee squad surprises city teams Powell River is on top of the BC baseball world following the Pee Wee A Mets’ victorious performance in Surrey. Provincial finals began on the last Thursday in July, when the Mets took on Burnaby. The team recorded a mercy win in the fifth inning when it led with a score of 11-0. Friday morning, the boys played Salmon Arm, losing a close contest 5-4. They came back in the afternoon with a 7-5 encounter with Aldergrove. A win over Surrey by a 12-5 margin earned the Mets play...

  For those of you who know me I do appreciate a good chat about "things". (You can tell I must be feeling better.... I have not been writing much lately and yes I have missed it-You!)  I was inspired last night as we watched a borrowed movie from Lorraine, next door.  Julie Julia with Meryl Streep...........a good movie with an interesting presentation............based on two true stories. 

To all of our Kye Bay Guests as they have been so helpful, supportive and co-operative during this down time I have had.  Right from helping us with breakie to doing High Tea for me.....you are the best!!!!! Our prayers are that you enjoy the rest of your summer and have a great winter and plan to see you again next Summer...............the Lord willing.  Thank you for sharing your summer with us. Claes and Lue and Joey at The Bay

Been sick the last little while with not much energy to even write on the Blog.  Never thought that would happen!!!  Still undergoing tests and attempting to identify this bug I have.  Today, I felt somewhat like my self.........so I think I am on the mend.  Thanks for your phone calls, and prayers!!! Special thanks to my two sisters Annette and Irene for all their help and encouragement Times at Kye Bay continue to be a great time.  Claes was amazing as he took over my jobs and our guests were incredibly understanding and helpful.  The forests fires in the province have affected us here on the island to the point of alot of smoke.  One day we could not even see the water.  It is clearing up now after a few days of rain and some wind.  Very helpful as well as it cleaned everything up for us.  God is good with His weather amongst other things, eh? We have one more week of guests then we hope to visit our kids over in Powell River....