Aug 30, 2008
Summer 2008 part one
We had so much fun this summer. It was a very busy one but we survived the family outings, the plane trips, the river crossings, the loose tooth and the birthday fun. memories like these will stay in our hearts forever. Stay tuned for part two.
Aug 8, 2008
I'm melting
It's too hot! Currently it is 32 degrees outside and I am not doing well with that. I can take 32 in Mexico no problem. Here though there is no ocean with no breeze cooling the air. Here there is nothing, just stale nothingness. My thermostat gauge inside is beyond it's limit. The limit? 30. There is no escaping it. My insides feel like they are boiling. Save me. Somebody save me. I am not a heat girl.
Aug 5, 2008
August Break
Due to my many projects that I have taken on I have to cut back on something. Every time I go onto my computer I see my last entry and get that urge to make another one. Unfortunately with memorial DVD's, Wedding DVD's and V.B.S life is a little hectic. So, until life settles a bit I will be here but just not posting.
Aug 1, 2008
The crazy farm road trip review
It was Tuesday morning when my plane flew out to Hamilton, Ontario. The moment I arrived I hopped in a Suzuki Vitara with my sister law, her two girls, their Collie and boxes up to the roof for a very long ride home.
The first night we only drove 5 or so hours to end up in Sudbury where we spent an hour trying to find just one hotel that had rooms available.
In Thunder bay Corey lost her dog in the middle of the city with cars swerving and honking. Meanwhile I was upstairs in the room wondering if she had been kidnapped or mugged. Then to top it off she left her keys in the cab that pulled over to help her get the dog. All said and done it took us till midnight to figure out which cab company had her keys and for them to locate the keys and bring them back to us.
After One scare of some strange guys following us, one speeding ticket, many, many construction zones, gobbs, and gobbs of dog drool and a total of 40 driving hours we pulled into the familiar gravel driveway
Crazy things that helped pass time....
Singing, laughing, bees in the truck, babies crying, road signs and advertisement boards. Of course pictures were not an option. We did however have a cell phone with the notes feature handy. Here they are for your enjoyment.
~ Bet your bass we have bait
~ Anderson Road
~ Rydeholme Road
~ Jelly Road
~ Yellow Brick Road
~ Gargantua Road
~ Yourchuck Road
and the best one of all
~ Seldom Seen Road
It was a crazy farm trip indeed.
The first night we only drove 5 or so hours to end up in Sudbury where we spent an hour trying to find just one hotel that had rooms available.
In Thunder bay Corey lost her dog in the middle of the city with cars swerving and honking. Meanwhile I was upstairs in the room wondering if she had been kidnapped or mugged. Then to top it off she left her keys in the cab that pulled over to help her get the dog. All said and done it took us till midnight to figure out which cab company had her keys and for them to locate the keys and bring them back to us.
After One scare of some strange guys following us, one speeding ticket, many, many construction zones, gobbs, and gobbs of dog drool and a total of 40 driving hours we pulled into the familiar gravel driveway
Crazy things that helped pass time....
Singing, laughing, bees in the truck, babies crying, road signs and advertisement boards. Of course pictures were not an option. We did however have a cell phone with the notes feature handy. Here they are for your enjoyment.
~ Bet your bass we have bait
~ Anderson Road
~ Rydeholme Road
~ Jelly Road
~ Yellow Brick Road
~ Gargantua Road
~ Yourchuck Road
and the best one of all
~ Seldom Seen Road
It was a crazy farm trip indeed.
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