Super 8 Langley Abbotsford Langley City

... burrito, just a burrito for breakfast. We went to a place called Budgie’s Burritos. Pretty delicious.. But no Burrito Boyz. Def Not. However they did have trivia pursuit trivia cards on the tables and I dug that. Especially since it was the 60’s edition and pretty much every answer was John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Ric**********, or Jackie O. Category did not matter.
Ok.. That’s enough rambling for now.. More information to be passed on when we have some.
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So its me again. 2 blogs in a week, I know I know you lucky people. Actually this isnt a proper entry, I just felt the need to vent and figured this was the best place for it. So if you have no interest in football prob best stop reading now.....

So as you know I've started playing 'soccer' here in Vancouver and after 4 games I'd like to give an update. Canadians do not get it. At all. They've taken all the worst things around football and adopted them. The ...

... various points, and then stacking said paper neatly in a new box. This is all it involves. Honestly. I have my own office for this vital of tasks as well! Its a funny old world. Anyhow it pretty much sucks but at least I'm getting paid. Did 3 days last week and another 5 this (yup, no bank holiday Monday for us Canadian chumps), then who knows?! I really really need to work on my resume. 2nd one was last ...

... recorded history. Keith Ranville, a First Nations man, has travelled from Winnipeg to Nova Scotia NEW READING OF MYSTERIOUS OAK ISLAND INSCRIPTION Theory points to possible connection with nearby Birch Island HALIFAX, Nova Scotia: Wednesday, 11th, 2007 ...

... but because it’s always so apparent that there is something to get. Like the red cellophane wrapped boxes with wyang dancers and drawings of mutilated bodies – the horrors of childhood or something. Or the video of a couple doing interpretive dance – his face painted red, them moving in slightly unconfident motions, as if they aren’t quite sure what comes next – him pretending to pour wine down her throat, using a goblet with gold streamers attached ...

... were carved in the 1920's by local natives. We continued on around Coal Harbour and to the Lion's Gate bridge which spans the Burrard Inlet, the main body of water in Vancouver. We stopped to watch a seagull eat a starfish and even got within a few feet of another. Katie, in particular, liked watching him hop along the seawall. She made that funny, quick little laugh...which is one of the reasons that I married her. We made the ...

... viewing tower which although not too high has great views and you can go back at night at no extra charge which was well worth doing. A little strain was put on or relationship when Emma won what was meant to be a friendly game of pitch and putt in Stanley Park. I blame the family of racoons that ambled across in front of me as I lined up a crucial putt. I will have stopped sulking by the time we get back.

... departure points and finally concluded the only way to get there within our time and budget constraints was to drive from Vancouver to Prince Rupert and get a ferry from there to Skagway in Alaska, stopping at various points of interest along the way. Once that was decided we managed to hire a car, get our stuff together and head back to Whistler to start the 1400km journey all within about 3 hours! Not last minute at all!

... am not sure which existed first, this belief or the love of travel, but they surely support each other. This trip only served to continue to feed my desire to learn more, see more, meet more people, and understand better. But the best part of the trip? I have found the perfect travel companion. Someone who may not plan like me, study like me or obsess over details like me, but who shares the same philosophy, love and respect ...

... her know that I was delayed due to having to complete paperwork re luggage. But we were a little early landing so it all worked out as I came out of Customs about on time. It was clear when I got my bags this a.m. that they had been openen by Customs. No jet lag so far! Very beautiful day in Vancouver, no wind, no rain and am enjoying Barb and Joe's ...