While I had all manner of ideas in terms of a theme for this year’s Esnagami Wilderness Lodge journal, and although many of them will be incorporated at least in part, upon reflection I decided that the most appropriate and descriptive of the lot would be “Transition.”

 The Night Before Christmas, is a poem that was first published anonymously in 1823, and then later attributed to Clement Clarke Moore, who claimed authorship in 1837.

Before putting pen to paper, I like to craft a theme that will provide the overall framework for each of my journal entries, and so with sincere thanks to Kenny, who as always provides me with plenty of material to work with, I’ve decided to entitle this narrative:

Just in Case

Esnagami Wilderness Lodge Revisited

The COVID Chronicles

Given the world's ongoing COVID 19 travails and tribulations, we didn't know if our trip was even going to happen until the beginning of June, which was when Eric finally recieved the green light to open.

 It wouldn’t be a stretch to label 2019 as the “Year of the Fish,”

The We Work for Food Construction Company (WWFFCC) – 11

We’ve Been Rebranded!

June 16

I’ll Take the First Leg – No – Make That a Couple of Feet