In classically spontaneous form, Pumpkin showed up in Hali with little less than a weeks notice, just in time for my 29th bday. As a point of interest, I have known Pumpy for 15 years now, which is more than 1/2 my life.
As expected, she took Halifax by storm! We tried to squeeze as much as possible into 2 days (3 sleeps). Lyds missed her so much after she left that it was 2 days until she ate again.
Thanksgiving Sunday at 1:30pm we spontaneously rented a car and made our way to the Annapolis Valley for the day. The day consisted of picking a 27lb "pungkin" from a u-pick pumpkin patch, fish and chips under grape vines, honey crisp apples, a pumpkin regatta, 400 year old towns with cannons, farmers markets, coffee, miniature horses, a village of pumpkin people and lots of driving. It was grand.
When we heard it was supposed to snow in Regina today, we thought it was fitting (albeit cheeky) to post some falls pics of Hali (including the horse stables, only a few blocks from our house, at the base of Citadel Hill). Miss you all. Happy Thanksgiving.
This is a ridiculously belated post. Here are some pics and videos of the shinnannigans we had when Laura and Dakota came to visit in June - we had a blast.
Laura and Dakota were thrilled (huge understatement) to discover vegan beavertails on the harbor
Fine family dining at Mother Tuckers
Betty in Training: to set the stage for this clip, you should probably know that it took quite a bit of convincing and coaxing to get an apprehensive Laura on the longboard. Make sure your volume is on.
Dakota on the mouth harp and Jeff flipping the camera the bird
Although Laura was suspicious of the longboard, she was a natural on the scooter!