Hotel Viger Montreal

... quero estar lá para não esquecer que algo parecido pode acontecer outra vez se o mundo continuar no ritmo que vai, com a retomada de programas nucleares em países como o Irã, que financia grupos terroristas, o avanço do Socialismo Bolivariano na América do Sul e o Lulo-Petismo. O mito do Imperialismo Americano tão propagado pela esquerda, torna-se uma lorota com Barack Obama na presidência. O We Can Change dele até agora só deixou mais ...

After a journey that lasted 25 hours, of which over 18 were spent in the air (many kudos to Korean Airlines, they are absolutely great at customer service and their pilots are smoother than the skin on their flight attendants' faces), we came home and went directly to my Mom's to pick up our sweet little dog, who still remembers her parents. She is now a bit ...

... people going elsewhere. Street artists were showing seasonal paintings - snow covered spiral staircases, snow on the streets, snow on the roofs. We truly felt a snow anticipation in the air

Uphill from a plaza was Quartier Latin where we had an evening coffee. Waiters kept asking us in French and we could not shake off a feeling of being in a magnificently unreal place

Several times we saw signs "Come back in May". I wonder...

Salut!

Esse foi o nosso passeio pelo Jardim Botânico, que fica perto do estádio onde aconteceram as Olimpíadas de 1976. No meio do jardim, uma calçada em homenagem às famílias que fizeram doações ao parque. Wagner achou o tijolinho dos Rocha! Coloquei umas folhas de Erable e tirei uma foto pra ...

... were over it was some car show thing
that ended up being on about 7 of the channels – why not a
gardening show I ask.



Well without boring you with any more
of the tiny details we arrived in Montreal very safely, with a
minimum of hassel and no delays – except for the slowest customs
officer ever in US but even then we were through fairly quickly. The
best bit was catching our preorganised bus that we had to swap
tickets for and ...

... of shock when he came over to our table! We walked all through the old town and then back to our Hotel through the main centre. Montreal seemed like a very nice City but at the end of the day it was a City and I'm afraid I just can't really come up with anything magnificent to say about it. The old city was lovely, the choice of shops was good...erm......the streets were wide, erm.......well, look, we were only in Montreal for 2 days. 1 of those days we were to ...

... swings which should definitely be everywhere. The drive out of Burlington on Route 127 was also very pretty, and the lakeside towns of Mallet's Bay and Colchester looked very appealing places to live - lake views, big houses set in large gardens and a gentle pace of life. By now it was getting late though, so we headed up the I89 to the Canadian border and beyond. The approach to Montreal set the tone for driving in Canada - the ...

... stores and spent quite a few mins browsing. As some of you already know Im not much of a shop lover so anything to do with shopping isnt my cup of tea. I just like to browse one fav store and if I like something I'll buy it. Unfortuantly, the one place that I decided to go to , Zara, was extremelly croweded. I over heard one guy saying that they were no way in hell he was going to shop in Zara because of the long line

... je préfère dormir. Et c'est ainsi que je sombre dans un sommeil forcé, malgré le bruit d'un moteur qui semble s'ennuyer autant que moi. Mais en réalité, je ne dors jamais à 100% dans une voiture. Je suis toujours dans un certain état de conscience qui me permet de flairer les arrêts pour faire le plein ou les ralentissements dus aux réfections routières en période électorale. Tiens, ça ne devrait pas tarder! C ...