Ruby Foo's Montreal

and I'm thinking about this trip. I'm salivating about this trip. I would like to be going tomorrow.<br>BUT.....<br>There is more preparations to go through. Like some suitcase to buy. Some vaccine to get may be(not sure yet). And some money to save to be able to spend it later.<br>In the mean time we look at photos of other trips and also reading about trips like Australia were some people ...

... it is only myself and Lesley making the majority of the decisions. We are acting as the travel agents on this one. At least so far, all of our planning has had positive results, and half the trip has been decided. It was not easy, but here goes ...

Bonjour,<br><br>Eh oui, voici les photos du Japon. J'ai été bien occupée depuis mon retour de voyage mais je ne vous ai pas oublié. Je vous envoie donc quelques-unes des nombreuses photographies que j'ai prises au Japon. J'espère que vous apprécierez. Il reste maintenant la Thaïlande...si tout va bien, vous les aurez avant Noël !!<br><br>Bonne semaine.<br><br>Élo<br>

... que, quando voltávamos da Vieux Montreal, do outro lado da plataforma de embarque do metrô surge José Otávio Coelho, vulgo Zeota, que vive em Montreal há uns dois meses e é um dos meus grandes amigos da Poli e da Oi. Conversamos um pouco gritando de um lado para o outro da estação, espantados com a coincidência. Pois é, o mundo é um ovo. À Bientôt!<br>

... mom and you're disappointed in me."<br><br>"That's probably because I am."<br><br>Soon everyone is dancing and some other people want to go see the fireworks. Australia is competing tonight, so Adam volunteers his balcony. I can't decide if I want to go witness the train wreck that is Adam or go to the Jazz Festival. Marc-Andre flips a coin and so we go to Adam's house.<br><br>By the time we get there, the fireworks are half over and Adam is even more hammered than before.<br ...

... countries, three climates, two major cities, and over 14,000 flight miles. Staggering. Only one month left till departure. Time to dig out my summer clothes, hit the stairmaster, and brush up on my Spanish. For the last one, I've been listening to a great podcast series called Coffee Break Spanish. I still can't do much more than say my name or order a beer, but the intro music is cool. Hasta luego!

... below always in a subscript format, two or three font sizes smaller. This reminded me of the Arab world where English could never be written above Arabic. Traffic lights were no longer vertical but now horizontal and all road signs, even Stop signs, were written in French. There is clearly a relaxed atmosphere in Montreal and it can be seen in the traffic which moves slowly without much incident. All the police officers we saw wore jeans as part of their uniforms and even ...

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... talk books. Now, I love books but there is a time and a place and it is not when other people are thirsty. To make matters worse, we were trying to watch Evan Almighty (not a good movie) but we were watching it and that is the point. They chose to have another lengthy discussion with the stewardess right at the end of the movie, complete blocking our view, totally oblivious and a total lack of ...

... bag, in case I should not be able to hold my food in any longer. At least I spent most of the 11 hours of flight enjoying good movies that I would not normally rent myself. And how disappointing that, after all that flying, I didn't even catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji! Mario and I took a walk through Narita airport in Japan so that I could regain my balance? Composure? Something, anyway, and ...