It is a good day.
7 grand children produced
by 3 children
as we celebrate 45 years marriage today.
I think it is 45 years
2009 minus 1964 equals 45 OK.
We have traveled life in many places
and lived in many places.
In Canada, B.C, Sask and Manitoba
In USA Calif, Washington, Nebraska,
Indiana and Florida
In Ecuador - Quito.
Joy has been a nurse in Washington,
Sask and Indiana.
Walter was a grain farmer,
Rental yard clerk, missionary,
president of MLM in Canada,
book sales rep, RV sale agent,
health & life sales agent,
currently an agent with U First Financial.
God has been great - Life is good.
Helping people is what we love to do best
Walter & Joy Seward
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Friday, July 3, 2009
Little Cobra visits
Tom and Lisa have recently returned
to Mali, West Africa.
Early morning, there is a visitor.
Meet their new "friend" here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJaKQZd3hTU
Thankful for the dog who alerted the family
to the visitor.
Thankful for God's protection in times
like these.
to Mali, West Africa.
Early morning, there is a visitor.
Meet their new "friend" here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJaKQZd3hTU
Thankful for the dog who alerted the family
to the visitor.
Thankful for God's protection in times
like these.
Monday, June 15, 2009
Best Networker are Men or Women?
Who are better networkers men or women?
Only one answer is correct!
http://www.fortunenow.com/public/255.cfm
Find the best person to promote your cause
then provide the training they need to be successful.
= Walter Seward
Only one answer is correct!
http://www.fortunenow.com/public/255.cfm
Find the best person to promote your cause
then provide the training they need to be successful.
= Walter Seward
Monday, June 8, 2009
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Eternal Optimist
Who is the Eternal Optimist?
My father was a wheat farm in Saskatchewan, Canada.
In southern Saskatchewan where the trees are only
where they have been planted and a few of those survived.
Understand, Saskatchewan is where a Woodpecker
must pack a lunch to get to the next tree!
January begins with frost biting windchills, -34*F
and a howling strong winter 42 mile per hour breeze.
The snow is already whirled deep enough so that
the boys could walk up the snow drift onto the roof of
the hip-roofed barn. Then slide back down from the top.
What fun. Soft landing, almost always.
Spring arrives in April melting the snow, causing
rivers where no stream flowed. Raft floating time
has arrived. Dressed in winter jacket and big boots,
it is time to try our skills at rafting. Hold on,
there is no good way to steer this “ship”.
My father is getting the tractors and seeding equipment
ready for the May planting of this year’s crop.
In Saskatchewan, it is a one crop per year business.
In faith, the wheat is planted. Believing that in
September there will be a crop to be harvested.
The eternal optimist. Faith Believing that this year
will bring in a profitable harvest.
Whatever the business you are in, you must be
an optimist. You must believe that the seed you
are sowing will bring results, will bring a harvest.
Depending on your business you may harvest
the “crop” in a few months, in a few weeks, or
perhaps in a few days.
The truth is that you will not harvest a crop
unless you continue to plant the seed. You must
be the optimist who understands that
there will be a crop to harvest.
\\\
- Walter Seward
My father was a wheat farm in Saskatchewan, Canada.
In southern Saskatchewan where the trees are only
where they have been planted and a few of those survived.
Understand, Saskatchewan is where a Woodpecker
must pack a lunch to get to the next tree!
January begins with frost biting windchills, -34*F
and a howling strong winter 42 mile per hour breeze.
The snow is already whirled deep enough so that
the boys could walk up the snow drift onto the roof of
the hip-roofed barn. Then slide back down from the top.
What fun. Soft landing, almost always.
Spring arrives in April melting the snow, causing
rivers where no stream flowed. Raft floating time
has arrived. Dressed in winter jacket and big boots,
it is time to try our skills at rafting. Hold on,
there is no good way to steer this “ship”.
My father is getting the tractors and seeding equipment
ready for the May planting of this year’s crop.
In Saskatchewan, it is a one crop per year business.
In faith, the wheat is planted. Believing that in
September there will be a crop to be harvested.
The eternal optimist. Faith Believing that this year
will bring in a profitable harvest.
Whatever the business you are in, you must be
an optimist. You must believe that the seed you
are sowing will bring results, will bring a harvest.
Depending on your business you may harvest
the “crop” in a few months, in a few weeks, or
perhaps in a few days.
The truth is that you will not harvest a crop
unless you continue to plant the seed. You must
be the optimist who understands that
there will be a crop to harvest.
\\\
- Walter Seward
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Friday, May 15, 2009
Financial Freedom Benefits
Cruising with friends is fun.
It is educational. Here we are pulling into the harbor in Puerto Rico. The benefits of being self-employed. The benefits of enjoying freedom.
You too, may join thousands of other people who are enjoying the life of financial freedom.
Friends we are:
Walter Seward
6m4cash@gmail.com
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