Here we are in Saskatoon in our teens. Stacy would come out from New Westminster to Saskatoon for Ukrainian summer school at the Petro Mohyla Institute.
Writing usually comes naturally to me, but that’s all I can share for now. It’s a shock that’s still sinking in.
He was a year younger than me.
We’d attend the school for several weeks, and then go fishing and visit the family farm. . .
Damn, I’m going to miss you bro. . . .
Вічная пам’ять
Memory Eternal
UPDATE:
I was Stacy’s wedding photographer. Here’s a shot from the church, him looking serene and confident, along with his lovely bride Julia.
Stacy was not much for social media, but I know lots of relatives love seeing such photos.
I watched this Great Blue Heron fishing in Byrne Creek for nearly 15 minutes this morning. Then I heard a Pileated Woodpecker right behind me! A couple of stills and a video:
Just upgraded the firmware on my Nikon Z50II and Nikon D500 to the latest available.
I’ve written about this before, but yes, folks, modern digital cameras are like computers — manufacturers issue updates regularly to fix things, add features and capabilities, etc.
Learn how to check the firmware version on your DSLR or mirrorless camera, and sign up with your manufacturer to receive update notifications.
On our recent travels in the Victoria, BC, area, we dropped in to Royal Roads University. Hard to believe it’s been nearly 20 years since I completed my MA in Professional Communication there!
