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... Alex has Transportation and Infrastructure (i.e. roads, bridges and buildings); Sarah's got food and Derek has taken sports and....wait for it....no surprise here....local drinks! So, watch out for the stories associated with our individual quests....I think Derek's holds most promise for amusing anecdotes....

That's all for now, but stay posted and we'll keep you updated with our plans and progress reports.

... play first out of the two sides as to who will win.
We are looking for work because our money is going surpriseingly quickly even though we are living on pasta and bread. We are desperate for some work and are asking everyone so we can get some more money.
My birthday is approaching soon. It will be weird being over here for it cause im not sure anyone will know when it is. Hopefully they do not find out because god knows what they will make me drink lol.

... a long weekend showing her our province before heading home for good. While I think the trip will be fun, it will also be our usual dichotomy between RUSH and RELAX. Many of our connections are incredibly tight, and in at least 2 cases if we miss the train we lose a full 24 hours which will make a mess of some rather major ...

... watching the tallest most sturdiest of trees shiver in their timbers. Wind has been proven to affect mood and I can feel it. A study in Austria said that high winds have been linked to a twenty percent rise in suicide. I certainly don't want to jump off my balcony just because of the current of air. But I fear if I were to venture out there at this point, I may just get blown off! I'm staying inside. Though its sunny outside, people on the street ...

We've been walking for a few hours now, it is necessary that we sit and rest our feet - still I want to venture around curious corners and I wonder from where I sit, 'what's over there?' We've seen many cultures and there is a lot of homelessness in this oil rich capital which may one day soon financially float our ...

... are mostly with the day-to-day minutiae of managing a backpacking trip in Europe. I do, however, still plan to attend the other two talks I've signed up for, "Backpacking for Beginners" and "Packing 101," because I feel they will provide some of the more specific information I'm seeking. Another awesome thing that came out of tonight ...

... got it back, all the time was sitting in London. If I may give you a travel advice, always tag your luggage with your name address etc, this is common sense, but pack some socks and underwear in your hand luggage, in case your suitcase goes missing. I had some in mine because it did not fit anymore in the big pack and what a saver it was! And Karin looked so attractive in my boxer shorts! But after all this we were with ...

... bum passed out on the trail) that you were in the middle of a provincial park. There are trails suitable for everyone from the casual cycler all the way up to the most advanced rider. There are many kilometers of paved asphalt paths, and many more gravel paths. For the more advanced rider, there are paths that are barely cleared that take you along (or down) the river valley and a number of ...

... the second floor they are always taking me up to the second floor here comes the elevator on the left where there is a man with a broken heart broken into a thousand pieces." That part just squished me. I guess you won't really understand unless you see it. It's a good movie because there just aren't enough movies about old people. I like old people and I always wished I'd known my ...

Dec. 31 - Left Edm. 1:00 AM (sch. 12:30) arr. Toronto 6:30. I asked for and got bumped up to Business Class because Merilynn was there. Lots of room in BC but otherwise flight was full. Bigger seats made sleeping a bit better. Breakfast at Pearson Airport was basically inedible but filling. Discovered that TO duty free does not stock Lambīs Navy. What a backwards people. Left TO late ...