Sheridan College Residence & Conference Centre - Trafalgar Oakville

I want to tell you about these great Niagara Falls tours that Chariots of Fire offers. Both Niagara Falls tour packages are reasonably priced, just $60 per person. The driver/ guides are great. They know alot about Niagara Falls and the surrounding area. (Their jokes can be a little ...

... and money to get my little tunes down, with a lot of help from the musical community I found in Toronto, and before that, in Montreal and Kingston. Claude Kent, my own personal superhero, has been with me on the whole journey, from the day we hooked up in the short-lived but influential (at least to us) TEN TO MIDNIGHT, a sort of showband-cum-soul revue featuring a remade local former rockabilly crooner, a slick keyboard player with foxy black female singer in tow, and a young bass ...

... easily enough on the surface without entering the "Warrens below" that are there to allow them to live in a snowed in icy winter wonderland! There are only so many museums and knowledge we can absorb, we don't think we are doing to badly in covering the bits we see and certainly we have the opinion, if there is something one of the three wants to return to it is no problem. Tomorrow further east towards Montreal and see what that city has to offer in history of simply being itself.

... for the Now Magazine after party. At first I walked right past, because I saw the sign that said "Private Party" and thought, nahhhh that's not for me. But then I looked at the address, and yeah, it was right. So I gave the guy my little invite thing and went right in (after being hassled for carrying around a big backpack). There were a couple of people in there, so I ordered a Steamwhistle. "How much is it?" "It's open bar, hun" the bartender said. "Oh, OK then ...

We stayed two days and were able to see my brother, our fiends and Ian's daughter (Elsa)... Funnily, Olivia was in Texas. Our fiends made us a gorgeous diner and invited all the group. IT WAS SO NEAT!!! Fell too comfortable to be able to sleep in a real bed... but I got used too!

I am getting ready, (still not packed) off on a new adventure, don't really know what to expect but I am sure it will be fun and challaging at times. Hope this blog is fun and you can follow along with me. Can't wait!!! Thank you everyone for your god wishes. Branwen

I'm home. It's done. I left for Lima, May 18, 2007, and I flew back to Toronto, yesterday, July 28, 2007. It already feels like it never happened... I may have to re-read some of my own blog entries to believe everything that took place in the last two and a half months. If I close my eyes and focus, I can, in fact, jump back to almost any episode, and make myself re-live it. The beginning, back in May, is a little hazy, but after I watch the video tonight ...

Dear family and friends, My time in Ecuador ended with a wonderful vacation with my mom. My wonderful host family drove me to the airport to pick up my mother and thank goodness that she looked relatively the same as I remembered, otherwise I might not have recognized her. My mom, like myself, was welcomed as one of the family and although my mom spoke as much Spanish as I did upon ...

Humber bay park is a nice place to have a walk during the week-end. I have been there in april but I guess it is different in summer at which time people can swim in Ontari lake.

Humber bay is located in the west-south part of Toronto, after Hight park (close to Kings Mill or Jane Subway station). If you like walking you can for example start at Bloot st. west and Jane st. and walk through Etienne Brule then Kings Mill park to go in Humber bay park. It take maybe 1:30/2:00 ...

... I remembered; it was dreadful, it was miserable, it was not my home. Why did I leave Rio to come here? My mind was torn, my heart was divided, I wanted to take the next flight to anywhere, I'm in total culture shock -- in Toronto, Canada. Everyone has experienced a culture shock when travelling ...