Don'cha just love the smell of wet dog in the morning? It certainly is eye-opening. Gets ya moving right along, almost as well as coffee. And even better is when your wet dog knocks your cofffee all over your desk, spilling onto important papers. My favourite way to start the day.
So you're probably all dying to know how our weekend was! Hold on to your horses, I'll tell you. It was wonderful. Relaxing. Quiet. Didn't get any sleep because I don't sleep well in strange beds, but nice to get away none-the-less. On Saturday we lunched here and dined here. We walked through Nathan Phillips Square, didn't see anybody playing Jazz for the Jazz Festival, but we did see artisans and craft tents. We noticed that some of the stores in the Eaton's Centre looked open so we decided to go in and much to our surprise, the whole mall was open! On Canada Day! Apparently they are now considered a Tourist Attraction and are allowed to be open on public holidays. We didn't go see any fireworks Saturday night because it was raining, so we opted to stay in.
On Sunday we met with some people who will be in our travel group and brunched here. It is going to be one fun trip to China! We had a great time and our lunch was over all too soon.
So now it's back to work - the new normal of summertime with kids constantly talking and sharing my desk space. The wet dogs are back outside, giving my olfactory a much needed respite, and I need to clear all the toys off my desk and actually do something productive this morning...instead of just pretending...
Tuesday, July 04, 2006
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Well we had an interesting day with your kids. My parents kept telling the kids to stop screaming in the pool so TJ asked if he fell off the raft and couldn't grab the noodle to hang onto could he please yell Man Overboard!. Then one time AB jumped on the raft and made a big tidal wave and TJ was choking a little bit and AB asked him if he was drinking all of his water. TJ (in between chokes) said "Sorry". Very polite your kids! At least the little one. The middle one was a typical boy with all of the sounds to go with them. Glad to hear that you had a good time in the big city.
The little one is quite the charmer, isn't he! All I heard about was Uncle AB jumping on the raft...didn't sound too safe to me, but I only heard CJ's version of the story. AJ said that was the first time he's ever been to Loblaws...poor deprived children. We were at the Arbor in PD enjoying our toxic dogs when AJ called and said they were home; we ordered them pizza for supper. I guess small towns are good for something after all.
Had a good time with the boys on Monday. The air mattress was a big hit. It is really meant for camping, but it floats and right now anything that floats gets pool tested.
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