Travelodge Toronto Airport Etobicoke

... 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 ...

... reason you pay to get your car off the road is so that they won't ticket you in the middle of the night.<br><br>And why is it you need a PhD in parking enforcement to work out when and where you can park on a Toronto street?<br><br>Someone, please...............<br>

Since I'm at home this week in Toronto I thought I'd write a list of some of my favorite things to do here in the city. I live in Etobicoke which is pretty much between the airport and downtown. There's so many things to do and see in this city! I'm very lucky to live in such a diverse, fabulous city. Going for a run- I love to run along the lakeshore. Or sometimes I go rollerblading. I usually just drive down to Lakeshore Blvd and park at Parkside Dr. Then I follow the path ...

... The trip itself was long and painful. The airport bus (long!) and flight (so very turbulent, so completely without sleep) are best forgotten, as is the collection of baggage, which took almost an hour. Once I landed I realized that I still didn't know how to get to Winchester, nor did I have money to use the payphone, and my cell phone doesn't work over here. Not the best of beginnings. The journey ...

... do" as we say in oz never look a gift horse in the mouth so said "yes", we then went up to the room and wow talk about chalk and chesse from London to Here was soo different the first room in london was a prison cell this one was so big i could of swung nancy around and not hit the walls, but due to the fact that nancy is not into that sort of behaviour i did not. Today we went for a walk and had a look at the city of toronto the humidity hit us like a brick especially after ...

... thank you to my husband Marv. Once enrolled in the idea, he was THE reason that I and my daughters got to go. Hon, there's no way in the world to ever thank you enough for this opportunity. You are kind and loving and empowering and open to new possibilities. What more could anyone want? I'm the luckiest girl on the planet! And now, you can all join Marv and me on our trip to Hawaii! Check out my other travelblog starting August 2, 2008.

Thanks to Diane Montgomery-Logan for sending the photos of our departure in Burlington. It was great to stay with Friends Anne Mitchell and Gordon McClure. Anne has been active with Quakre Earthcare Witness for many years, once serving as the Canadian Yearly Meeting representative to the QEW Steering Committee. Anne and Gordon live on a quiet street in the center of Toronto, where they don't have a ...

... and passed out on the couch. My folks showed up at around 2:30 am. I was half asleep and they come in all excited and wanting to take pictures. I must say its not easy to get up and look prestable for a family photo when you're half asleep and somewhat drunk and stoned. So, I said my last goodbye to Ol' Redder (i'm gonna miss him a lot), and handed over the keys to my Dad.

... 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>

... twice a week!! Also a sponge bath daily. Like a hospital... The dining arae is a seperate room from the lounge in the dementia units, open plan in the assisted living. This is from past experience of dementia residents stealing cutlery, eating packets of sugar, etc. This could be overcome by management however. The country kitchen is well used and they have localised ethnic groups eg italian lunches, ukranian lunches ...