Monday, June 18, 2012

Happy Day

Hello! It has been quite a while since I've last written to everybody! It was Father's day this past weekend,(and since we're newlyweds, juggling our first Father's Day as a married couple was quite tiring!)  and over the course of a couple weeks, I've been planning out our camping trip. We leave July 2. I'll have many awesome pictures from that trip! I've also been trying to get a saddle fitter out for my horse. (It's funny how nervous I get about calling to get information about things that I don't know! I sometimes literally will panic! Leave me a comment if you sometimes feel that way too when you have an issue to sort out that involves a bit of work!) Then after that, it's training time for him! I just wanted to share a couple things with you today




Now, this is something that I'm CONSTANTLY working on trying to do. More often than I'd like to admit, I'm not very good at choosing to feed my faith first, but I'll keep trying to! 






Darling, you have so much more ahead of you. Look to the past for reassurance of how His plan always worked for your greater good, and then expectantly hope for what God is yet to do! 


Sunday, June 10, 2012

Protecting Agriculture

Industrial Park Will Take Away From ALR  This was what I read in the paper on June 9th. Apparently, there's a developer who wants to take a section of the Agricultural Land Reserve in Bradner and turn it into an industrial park. He argues that it will create $4.7 billion in economic activity, and create close to 5,000 jobs. It's a 300 acre piece of land.

Meanwhile, farmers under the age of 35 have decreased from 9.1% to 8.2% in 2011 according to Stat's Canada. Why would we take away another resource out of the young farmer's hands? While this project may create a short relief for British Columbia in this economic recession, in the long run it's Canada's farmers who create a sustainable economy by providing the nation, and the world with food. I hope that the Agricultural Land Commission will stand their ground against this project! Stop hurting the farmers who provide for you.

That is my rant for the day. If you click on the link above, you can read the article for yourself.