Episode Five / Suzanne Scott

Ambitious shop owner, market creator, small biz educator and lover of craft markets, Emily Arbour, has created a platform and home for makers, whether she’s featuring their products in her store, showcasing them on her social media pages, or giving them a safe space to meet and chat with other Canadian makers in her private Facebook group. Emily is also the queen of craft markets, hosting and organizing them year round, also mastering the ins and outs of hosting a successful virtual market experience. Cheerfully Made’s next holiday market is from November 4-7, where you can shop directly through her website from the comfort of your home (fingers crossed the next one will be in person!) Thank you to our episode sponsors: Small Business Centre helps entrepreneurs plannning to open or have an existing business with the information you need to get your business going and keep it running smoothly and profitably. Learn more at https://smallbizcentre.ca Community Employment Services Perth is a free-of-charge link to the Lanark County workforce. Register for their free upcoming workshops at: https://www.algonquincollege.com/perth-employment/event/ces-workshop-calendar-october-2021/ Valley Heartland supports businesses within Lanark County + North Leeds by providing entrepreneurs with access to funding, training and mentorship. Learn more at https://www.valleycfdc.com Plan Your Visit with the Mississippi Mills Fun Guide. You will find natural, cultural, and heritage assets combined with friendly people, unique shops and amazing restaurants will fill your visit with incredible experiences: https://www.mississippimills.ca/en/explore-and-play/explore-mississippi-mills.aspx

This episode is about responding to accusers that bring false accusations. 

Listen cheerfully as I do a cold first-time reading of some of the translated poem’s from Federico Garcia Lorca’s “Poet in New York” poems. I made errors with some words here and there, but I decided to exercise my stamina to read aloud. I hope all is well during this time we shelter in place due to the COVID-19 epidemic.

The eighth commandment is a straightforward commandment that condemns theft, but it does more than that. It exhorts us to understand property ownership, be good stewards, and—most importantly—give cheerfully because God has cheerfully given so much to us.