My first 2hours in Canada were spent in Vancouver
International Airport. It turned out
coming in wasn’t straight forward and spent that time in lines for immigration and
waiting for officers to decide if my visa would be valid for working at
Blueberry. Praise God that there is some law that allows people from NZ to work
with Children in Canada without the medical check that I had not had. I now
have a work permit in my passport saying I can work at SCA Blueberry Ministry
Centre.
The plane that I went from San Fran to Vancouver. Stopping in Portland and Seattle |
Once I made it out of immigration I was met by the Jim,
Linda and Stephanie Loney. It was Stephanie’s birthday so we then went out for
dinner. Today Linda and Stephanie took
me sightseeing around Vancouver. My favourite place was Lynn park and the
suspension bridge. It was lovely to go for a walk in bush and see waterfalls. All
our photos were done is quick snap fashion as the high for the day was 6^C. One of the last places we went was Granville Island - a very arty place that had a indoor market which was warm and full of interesting smells.
Stephanie and Linda on the Suspension Bridge |
Me in one of the many hollow trees. |
Indoor market at Garnville Island |
Early night tonight as early start to begin my last day of travel to get to Fort St John.
Please pray for continued improving in health, safe travel for the last day and that I will be able to fit straight into life at Blueberry.
You are always on my heart and in my prayers! You are being blessed with a very special time from the Lord... Enjoy every minute of it!
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Tehila
Great to hear some news. It looks beautiful there. Hope there is an opportunity to rest and recover from your travels. Was lovely to see you in Nevada!
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Great to hear you are having a fun time and that your state of health is improving.+6C positively tropical! Love the woodpecker holes in the tree. Was it Capilano bridge? Signs are honest - all good. Thinking of and praying for you lots. Love Ian & Cathie.
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