A strong earthy, deep-rooted loving red to represent the parents, and a fresh, soft new-born green to represent the young children (the subtle sage green of Kamloops hills). The red leaves of the logo are the parents: a couple, a mother (pregnant as shown by the 'bump' on the leaf) and a single parent. The children are between them and together the entire Kamloops “family' is centred/grounded by one focal point—family living and unity. As a team they present an exuberant yet simple flower... which speaks to a harmonious life and what true beauty really is all about—our relationships with eachother. The logo also evokes a sense of movement... the action and activity of a family in motion, “doing' things together.

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What do you do in winter?

With New Years right around the corner I have found myself reflecting on traditions I keep up with my family from my youth and new ones I have created. One of my daughter’s favorites is decorating the ‘winter tree’; we make ornaments of food and hang them with ribbon and string in trees in parks or near our home. See this post for how to make one.

The first snow brought my daughter tearing out of kindergarden her eyes all bright with excitment at the prospect of tobogganing and snowball fights. We are teaching the little kids to skate which is proving an interesting experience and a lesson in their unique personalities. My partner is teaching his eldest daughter how to snowboard which brings back memories of my own days of learning to ski; the cold, the frustration, the pain uggg… But she has stuck with it and the patience of my partner is incredible. The persistance has paid off and she is proving to us that she is amazing and I am so proud of her for sticking with it.

I thought I would jot down a quick list of some ideas to have fun with in the winter:

INDOOR OUTDOOR
  • There are some great exhibits
    coming to the Art Gallery this winter
  • Bowling is always fun
  • Catching a Hockey game
  • Cuddling in the Library
  • Skating
  • Tobogganing
  • Skiing
  • Snowy Nature Walks
  • Snowball fights!
    Complete with fort.

All year long my son, who loves trains, waits for two things: The Halloween Train and Wildlights. The Kamloops Wildlife park definitely puts on a show with over 400,000 lights which adorn 350 life-size wildlife sculptures, as well as the spectacular Giant Maze and Wildlife Express miniature train. This is a great place to get the family together on a crisp evening, or just go and watch the lights twinkle in your sweetheart’s eyes.

The Festival will run from December 12, 2008 to January 4, 2009, every day (except Christmas Day) from 5:00 pm until 9:00 pm.


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