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Howling Hounds and Dad's D.I.Y
... to be gazing out of his or her window would be treated to the sight of my dad racing down the laneway clad only in his underwear (if they were lucky) and a pair of black Wellington boots. Almost luminous in the moonlight and with his pale, skinny legs a-pumping, he resembled a ghostly white streaker and I often wondered if the Mosleys and Evanses would gather around their windows waiting for the show after being woken from their slumber by those ‘bloody ...
Home Again, Home Again, Jiggedy Jig...
... driving next time - That’s one less idiot I have to deal with - If you’d used your mirrors for something other than checking your hair in, that probably wouldn’t have happened. I feel no pity for self inflicted wounds. The Taiwanese are lovely people but they’re horrific drivers.
As we glide along the multi lane highway, everything always seems so familiar and yet, often, much has changed; a new shopping mall here, a factory closed down ...
Beautiful in Burford!
... assist in their victory. We don’t see the Pizzeys very often as the live in Michigan. It was great to see them again.
Sunday we are heading to Lion’s Head which is on the Bruce Peninsula between Georgian Bay and Lake Huron. My parents have a cottage there. Cathy and I spent part of our honeymoon there. We are looking forward to seeing the cottage and the area as we have not been in almost 23 years.
Cathy and Dave
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Home sweet home
... called Diana downtown for dinner. Diana downtown serves predominantly Indian food, which if you have been reading previous blogs is right up my alley (I felt like it was my birthday!), and was totally delicious (highly recommended people!). After dinner, we came back to Niki and Kyle’s for cake and presents, and had another night of roll-on-the-floor comedy (pun intended for those of you who were there). We won’t go into detail about the who and the ...
Backyard BBQs DO Fill a Travel-esque Need!
... more succinctly, I have realized) that life is about transition and that many important transitions don’t happen on the road., or don’t require the road to happen. Over the last couple of years, I have not left the country yet I feel as though I’ve traveled a thousand miles. I have found a way to break the pattern of those things I feel confine or contain me in some way. I feel now, that I would be ten times the traveler I was when I was going ...


