Hockey Day in Halifax

Lobster breakfast, which is pretty tight. We got up early, caught a ride to clearwater market in Bedford and bought a couple 1.5 pounders. Lydia faced her fear of the lobster and we cooked those muthas up with some baked potatoes and corn on the cob. So good.





As we approached the Metro centre, the tooting of horns and smashing of drums grew louder and louder. Canadian hockey fans are tards, which made it really fun to be around. Saunders and I bought Wearns a Team Canada Hoodie for his birthday. For the first game (US vs CAN) we stuck to our nosebleed seats but during the second (LAT vs SLO) we were able to sneak down to ice level. We drank mini beers and equally mini whiskey/cokes through straws. Oh, some crazed Canadian fans mistook Warren for Dany Heatley - add that to his list of celebrity look-a-likes.

Prairie Post

Rippin' on the 1960s pedal/gas Peugeot moped in Regina.

Wearn Geddies Pt1

It rained and misted and froze the first two days Wearns was here. The pic above is an ill-prepared Warren fashioning M.Sauns' rain jacket. Lydia was quite confused. Finally on Saturday the weather straightened out. Here are a few pics to prove it.

Things

Saunders is done school. First year down. Can I get a what what?

More Evidence Spring has Sprung

Studying: The Trials and Tribulations

The Goings On

Well, spring has sprung in Halifax. Though, besides a few weeks of sub-zero temperatures and a lot of snow, the whole winter felt a bit like spring. Anyway, we were out for a walk the other day and much to our surprise, we came across flowers. Note exhibit A:


Next pic is us during earth-hour. Indeed, our lights are off.

Everyone have a good spring.