Jeff & Joan Stanford: HUMAN CONNECTION
We read three stories this morning about human connection. In the first, a 92 year old mathematician and a teenage girl connect through their passion for math (92 and [...]
We read three stories this morning about human connection. In the first, a 92 year old mathematician and a teenage girl connect through their passion for math (92 and [...]
“We have the best medicine chest right here outside our door,” Jeff remarked this morning. He meant that he’ll walk up to the Inn through the garden, in our pure [...]
“May is the month of expectations, the month of wishes, the month of hopes.” Emily Bronte May ushers in celebrations: Mothers’ Day, Memorial Day, graduations, weddings, anniversaries, end of [...]
We’ve been thinking a lot about hope. Usually we are “hoping for” something, an outcome. Rev. Cameron Trimble writes about a “braver form of hope.” Introduced centuries ago by [...]
When we think about spring we think of renewal, rebirth, growth, and rightfully so—The natural world certainly embodies these concepts this time of year. But what do these ideas [...]
We’ve been reading that the latest trends in tourism are authenticity and nature-based experiences. At the Stanford Inn we have always stressed both. We want our guests to enjoy [...]
As we move into the holiday season, excitement and anticipation builds. What we want to celebrate is the spirit of giving and “give thanks” for that spirit. Our local [...]
I learned something new: I did not know what Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur signified until this past week. I read that they are connected by “Ten Days of Awe” [...]
45 years ago, on September 15, we moved into what was then unit 4, and began our journey innkeeping here. The inn was very different then as were we! I [...]
We just returned from an extended vacation/holiday (our first in 45 years since beginning innkeeping here). We drove to Vancouver, B.C. to visit family, ferrying to Bowen Island for a [...]