Comfort Inn Suites Downtown Edmonton

... in some old, **** clothes. One of the players then invited us to his flat to stay as he will be going away for a week. The flat is a real surprise with a massive flat screen tele and setanta sports. He has said we can stay for as long as we like but i imagine we may get in the way soon, so we are looking elsewhere for the future. After that night we went to find a local gym. We found one that took student for 11 dollars per months. Being amazed by the ...

... up Friday morning, and after picking up some breakfast at Tim Hortons, we sat back and enjoyed morning cartoons - something I don't think I've done in years. To continue with the food-themed weekend, Dann and Melissa took me to Da-de-o, the city's best cajun restaurant, where I got to meet two of their friends. The food was amazing indeed - I ate the cajun gumbo and had the best sweet potato fries based on everyone's recommendation. I know one other person in Edmonton ...

... that there is great strength to be found in maintaining calm and creating balance. It affords me greater health and peace of mind allowing me to deal with life's "surprises" more effectively. By minimizing pressures, I've been regaining my equilibrium which I lost some time ago. So for now, I am choosing to surround myself with stability but still challenge myself regularly in order to advance. At the moment, I'm training by taking painting classes and writing these blogs. It ...

... and their two children, Marcus and Madison, met us in the mall, and we went back to their house before going out to dinner at Dynasty, a Chinese dimsum restaurant; another first for us. The food was really good and mum used her chopsticks this time! After dinner, Karen gave us a tour of her new, gorgeous condo and we returned to our hotel room. I haven't seen the Chau's since I was 9, so it was really nice to have a couple days to visit.

... Brussels, I'm keeping my options more open and may make a few changes as I travel. Edmonton-Dublin (Plane) Jul 9-10 Dublin (w/ jet lag recovery) Jul 11-14 Dublin-London (Train) Jul 15 London Jul 16-19 London-Paris (Train) Jul 20 Paris Jul 21-24 Paris-Stockholm (Plane) Jul 25 Stockholm Jul 26-30 Stockholm-Amsterdam (Plane) Jul 31 Amsterdam Aug 1-4 Amsterdam-Brussels (Train) Aug 5 Brussels Aug 6-9 Brussels-Lyon (Train) Aug 10 Lyon ...

... probably ever know. Its been So long (roughly 8 months) Since i've been around truly happy and positive people, Real genuine smiles, And Really intelligent about issues that matter. I won't ramble But I will say this, Wednesday night was probably one of my happiest nights since i've returned to Edmonton (since Asia not van) The conversation was so amazingly intellectually stimulating, I did not want to leave, It was like a dream People ...

... The Circle itself is at 66.5, corresponding to the Earth’s 23.5 degree tilt.

3) I like to travel. I’m majoring in geography… the hard way… the fun way.

There are some glitches of course, the first being a rental car. To take it out of Alberta makes it expensive, and no unlimited miles either. I guess that’s the price of doing business. The hotel’s no ...

We have 6 days left until we leave. We are both sad and excited. Our friends and family will be missed, but two years will go so fast. Hopefully this blog will help everyone have an idea of where we are and what's going on. We will also provide tips and tricks for anyone who might want to travel to these parts.

... really gloomy and it even rained. The May long weekend is almost always terrible cold weather and this looks like it won't break the tradition. I hauled my bike out and peddled over to the coffee shop and bookstore. I needed to get out and have some fresh air to get the creative juices flowing. I also made a stop at the organic health food store to pick up ...

... the whole drive. We crossed the border into Alberta at around 8pm, by which time it was pitch black. Never ones to miss a photo stop though we climbed out of the car and wandered around in the snow and dark taking random pictures. We then drove up to Jasper, well into the Rockies, and had dinner in town. We had planned to stay in Jasper the night but decided to get a bit more driving behind us and headed to the town of Edson, a couple more hours on. It's a bit of a truckie ...