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A Turbulent Return
... rushed off from the restrooms to get to our gate. Unfortunately, I went one way, and Mom went the opposite way.
Very slight, very brief, panic attack ensued.
Which way? Where were we? How could we forget where we were going?
Obviously, we figured it out eventually, and even with enough time to board our next flight. Intelligence at its finest.
I rejoiced (inside my head) when we landed in Regina, having recognized the signs of not ...
Packing
... thus I found it quite difficult as I'm the type that likes to be prepared for whatever situation. Once I selected the items I needed, next was to stuff it all into the Ibex 80 pack that Sarah and Tyson purchased for me for Christmas :)! Basically, this was a real life version of Tetris! Stuffing any open crevasses with loose items and rolling my clothes to take up the least amount of space that they can. Initially, I packed it too top heavy and found my balance was off. My ...
Tips for traveling with baby
... It is loads of fun. Your baby won't care which famous places you're visiting, her only concern is the wherabouts of her parents. It is a time for family bonding when baby is small and portable and has no plans of her own for where she wants to go.
I'm a little sad that this is the last entry of our blog. I hope you enjoyed reading about our travel adventures. Maybe I can read about yours ...
Toronto 'n Aunty Winn 'n home
... Winn purchases a spring outfit and we enjoy some all-too-short visiting time together before it is time to return to the Lodge. At 4 p.m. we load our suitcases into Cindy’s car and hug good-bye to Aunty Winn. We say good-bye with thanks to Cindy at Toronto Airport and are pleased to know that our packing and re-packing efforts have been worth it -- our suitcases weigh in at exactly 50.0 and 51.5 ...
Home of the RCMP
17th July cont.
As in most big cities we've encountered so far, it is hard to find any visitor information, so we headed off to the campsite recommended in a book we picked up at Moose Jaw Visitor Centre. That one was full, so we headed round the corner to another one that was also full, but the smart lady made room for us near their school house, as we only needed a household mains plug. After settling in, we chilled for a bit and then set up the BBQ ...