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  • Sundae-Tonin – Vol 8

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    JUST BECAUSE A CHAPTER DIDN’T FINISH THE WAY I WANTED IT TO, IT’S STILL THE END OF THE CHAPTER. This means – You can open a new chapter! – Unknown, last bit by SarahTonin I’ve always thought the above statement was so uplifting – but unfinished. I’ve added a little bit to it in hopes…

  • Sundae-Tonin – Vol 7

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    “Shine – today you can be a ray of sunshine and warmth for someone. All it takes is a smile.” -Unknown -Stay Smiling – SarahTonin

  • Sundae-Tonin – Vol 6

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    “Never give up. Today is hard, tomorrow will be worse, but the day after tomorrow will be sunshine.” – JACK MA Right now, it’s raining cats and dogs in the lower rainland – I mean mainland! 😉 People are under evacuation alert, it’s brutal for livestock and home-owners, and a lot of people have lost…

  • Sundae-Tonin – Vol 5

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    “What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity.” – JOSEPH ADDISON -Stay Smiling – SarahTonin

  • Sundae-Tonin – Vol 4

    Sundae-Tonin – Vol 4

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    “Don’t Let the shadows of yesterday spoil the sunshine of tomorrow. Live for today” -NANDINA MORRIS You’re on a lovely outing with an amazing partner, when you find yourself walking down a familiar road from your past. Instead of letting those memories associated with this road affect your day, you choose to write new memories…

  • Throwback Thursday – New Photo! – Story behind the Photo – Vol 1

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    Happy Thursday everyone! I’ve uploaded another edited Raven photo! The story behind this photo was Halloween hit 2020, and we had a small bubble of people we had around. We were living in a basement room with three cats and a bunny due to a flood in our Suite, our stuff crammed into the garage…

  • The Story of Tonin Tea

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    To understand Tonin Tea, we’ll have to take a little walk down memory lane – My father comes from New Brunswick, where our ancestors farmed. He dreamed of finding a warmer place where he didn’t have to shovel himself out 70% of the year, the other 30% eaten by bugs, and instead he could grow…