Oshawa Whitby Travelodge

... brought to tears of both awe and empathy. I have missed, hoped, desired and I have seen the extremes of beauty, chaos, disaster, and the power of unimaginable resilience. I have felt transported, alive and inspired! I have taught, but have mostly learned.<br><br>I will never forget this and wouldn't trade it for anything. Only amnesia or old age can steal this from me but for now, I have these beautiful images in my memory and I am loving it all. I ...

... US. Today, this historic section of cobblestone streets and alleys is closed to traffic but its brick buildings have been converted into small boutiques, art galleries, restaurants and bars. Every night, thousands of people &#8220;party-up&#8221; until 4am.<br><br><br><br>Things we Observed:<br><br>· Yorkville &#8211; An upscale shopping district with the fanciest and glitzy ...

... of the Ontario local community. Since last November Father Roy has been very encouraging and supportive of my sabbatical year. Without his support, this once and a lifetime oppertunity would not have been taking place. There remains 2 1/2 days until the plane takes off to Lima, where I will be met by Father Maurice Schroeder. Hasta Lugeo

... the rules was a bit difficult, but overall a great atmosphere, plus a great view of the CN rising above the stadium, seen through the open roof! Finishing at about 22:00 we headed back to the hostel, but not before grabbing a cracking hoy chocolate and tea for Kell, taking in the smells and sounds as we headed back to the hotel, looking forward to another night with a private room, the last for at least a month, capping off a truly great day!!

So though I was promised internet by Them it turns out They lied and I was left scribbling in my silver disco book keeping detailed notes of my vacation. They tell me it is not Their fault and what there was a storm that took out the computer and internet, but I think They lied ...

Booked my flight from Penang to Singapore which will be the last two days of my trip. I return Singapore - LA - Toronto so I decided to go to Singapore early to see relatives and friends. I will be staying at the Amara Hotel which is reasonable by Singapore standards but expensive when compared to ...

today it snow again me and sherry are get the Itch to go camping we are think about sometime in April we will see if i am back to work

... washed first though hey?!! After the Museum we continued to walk around Toronto looking at the universities and parks and hospitals and a lot of churches and temples. China Town was cute and had lots of Chinese People buying fruit from the outside stalls!!! Why do Chinese people all congregate in China Town?!! This morning we visited the Police Museum and learnt all about how the police department has developed since police were first introduced ...

... There you can see the big mapple leaf made in grass.<br><br>This is also the territory of gooses, ducks and squirrels. <br><br>I feel very peacefull and confortable all the parks I have visited in Toronto. I really enjoyed these places with are fully part of the city.<br>

... the corridor there are no chairs, table, informal sitting area which would lift the space so much. Bedrooms are approx 14sq.m with ensuite and a curious arrangment where the shower is shared betwen two en-suites. Furniture provided by the home. No TV- the agressive residents keep smashing it up but they can have TV in their own rooms if they want. Courtyard garden is enclosed, raised planetsr, freeform path, sitting areas but at ...