Quality Suites Airport Toronto

... br><br>· Biffs &#8211; We stopped in for a drink and tried our first ever raw oysters served with lemon, balsamic vinegar and grated horse radish. We had two helpings!<br><br>· Hemmingway&#8217;s &#8211; An outdoor roof-top bar that is over crowed with techno yuppies where everybody is sipping wine and texting on Blackberry&#8217;s.<br><br>· Sassafraz &#8211; An up-scale ...

... br><br>We went to a restaurant that was pretty much a massive tent with Christmas-y lights all over it. It was crowded inside. The hostess asked us if we wanted to sit in the front, but we'd have to share a table with someone it seemed and it looked like better places, so we asked to go to another area. She took us down this hallway, down ...

... heard some great music and an awesome sermon.<br>Sunday evening we arrived at Pat and Donna's Place in Dundas, which is just outside of Hamilton. Pat BBQ'd Salmon and Donna put the rest of the great meal together. I don't think I have laughed as hard as I have that night. Pat is one very funny guy!! I have heard that laughter is good medicine ...

<br> It makes me so happy to know that I won&#8217;t have to drive on the effing QEW again for at least a year. We were so happy to be on the road and after about 15 minutes of 120km/hr we came to a screeching halt in Grimsby, and that is the way it carried on for nearly 3 hours before we reached Toronto. Manuel driving in traffic may be one of the worst things ever. <br ...

This update's a short one to let you all know that I'm not dead, just busy with work.<br><br>It's not going great, and I doubt I'll pass the evaluation, but there's two days left yet. It's been a great way to meet all the miserable people that Canada has so far managed to hide from the world, in either case.<br><br>Also, Chris tells me that there's a royal going to Newcastle University to ...

... have paid for a double room in a hostel. Back to Toronto. The train journey was fine from Montreal with VIA rail. We had plenty of leg room, it left on time (despite there being snow on the tracks) and it was very comfortable. Our hotel was a short walk from the train station. Didn't do much on our first night, just ate and then slept. Our full day in Toronto, we had breakfast in the Sunset Grill, where ...

... going! "do you have status in Canada" - well obviously not or I'd have the visa in my passport wouldn't I!! -of course you have to be polite because they do have the power to prevent you going into Canada but what a waste of time! So eventually everyone clears customs and we arrive in Toronto 2 hrs later. I instantly didn't like Toronto - It was all high rise buildings and neon lights and I knew it wasn't going to be what I would like. The CNN ...

... 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>

... entries will get sent to you automatically. Some of you are annoyed. I know, I'm a pain in the ass. I'll be leaving for the far north in a little over a week. This was just a test to make sure all of you out there are aware that your mailboxes will be assaulted with flowery descriptions of my vacation. Enjoy or be jealous. Either one works for me. Next week I'll send out another entry detailing my preparations, or lack thereof, for the trip.