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Great shot.
3 weeks agoAnd Munro's is not in a 700 year old cathedral.
3 weeks agoReminds me of Munros at home only on a much larger scale!
3 weeks agoLove you both. My heart is heavy, Joni always showed me so much love, even though we rarely saw each other. Thank you for sharing this. Big hug to both of you.
Em
Dear Dodie and Steve,
Even though you thought yourself prepared, the shock of losing someone so dear is never easy. May you find peace along your road, and may you rejoice in bringing someone so amazing into the world. We know the pain of losing a child and share your grief. We offer our wishes for peace and repose, and wish they could be more.
Until we meet, please accept our deepest condolences.
Keith and Sue
We are so saddened for your loss, but you have shared a beautiful, loving picture of her life for us. I love the idea of her years on Caye Caulker, which we were nearby on a neighboring caye years ago while she would have still been working there.
Strangely, we were with Susan Carpenter in Paris this morning and talking of Joni and the fact that she was still with us. She may have been passing about as we were speaking.
This is so lovely, she knew you were proud of the work she did, especially after her diagnosis, and what she accomplished and it meant more to her than I think you could know.
I hope the cycling is healing over the coming weeks. Sure wish I could have put my hands on some of the pictures from our childhood cycling trips in the Rockies for you but of course those are all in real photo albums at your house still!
Love you both
2.2
Es tut mir unendlich Leid! Herzliche Beileid.
4 weeks agoSteve and Dodie - I am heartbroken for you. Sending all of our love and hugs. Tonight's read was a beautiful tribute to Joni. Rest in peace Joni. My Mom asked me to pass along her condolences to you too.
As usual, your blog has been my nighttime read and it has been especially enjoyable reading about the grandchildren and Josh. What an experience that they will never forget.
I hope that you can find peace on the trails.
We are thinking of you and we are sorry for your loss. There's no better way to process grief other than being on the saddle of a bicycle. Tail Winds.
4 weeks agoI’m so proud to call this beautiful and strong person Joni my dear friend and yes she sure loved that song and I our early days as the Laurie Miller band we played Come by the Hills, managed by you Steve and Dodie at Duncan Market! So Treasa (recording from her farm in Chateauguay PQ) and I (live in Joni’s ear!) sang it with her often this past while. Check out Lorena Mckennitt’s stunning version. A great song and great memory and always made us chuckle. And the cares of tomorrow can wait til this day is done…pedal on in power and peace dear Joni. And dear Dodie and Steve…..but more carefully as your realm is still road signs and bad car drivers! Joni may well be on a car free place. Miss her so!😘
4 weeks agoMy condolences for you and everyone Joni touched. Someday, all will seem bright again. Take care, Annette
4 weeks agoSorry to hear of Joni’s passing. Our condolences to you and your family.
Dave and Anne
Sending you both very big hugs 💔🫂
4 weeks ago
For sure this is a very strange cow. I recognized the head. One front leg, for writing, why not ? two back legs with huge udder. Tail has been cut !
3 weeks ago