Who’s looking at who? – Singapore Zoo
We love talking with cab drivers. They are part of the fabric of most big cities, and generally have their fingers on the pulse of society.
We love talking with cab drivers. They are part of the fabric of most big cities, and generally have their fingers on the pulse of society.
It’s our first morning on the go. We wake up to that familiar yet undefinable smell of Asia, and look out at the palm trees and rain forest nearby. Let’s go get breakfast. Wham! Oh yeah, we forgot that it’s hot – all the time.
In a famous book series a guy named Ford Prefect advises you never go into space without a towel. Well we’re starting on our NRA (Nanette Retirement Adventure) and I’ve followed the sage advice of my friend J and packed a stapler.
I have three challenges to complete today – a trip to Costco, rearrange the furniture in a couple of rooms, and hold Mackenzie for three minutes while Kirsty eats dinner.
You probably know that Kirsty, Kai and Mackenzie have been visiting for the past few weeks. You may also know Nanette and I do the odd plane flight. So …… how much of a challenge would it be to travel back with them? Oh, and I won’t take Nanette as backup because that would be cheating.
David is sitting in a coffee shop listening to Kirsty and a couple of her friends talking girl talk. He is also feeling good. No, this is not a fantasy story or a window into a parallel universe – we have tickets to the hockey game tonight
I get all the really important jobs. It’s Saturday and Baby XX has decided it’s time to come and see what all the fuss is about.
I like golf. I Love assembling flat pack wardrobes. One of those statements is true. One is not. More about that later
Today is one off those days when it just feels great to be alive. The sun is shining and they’re predicting a maximum of at least 7C.
I don’t understand Halloween. It’s really big here in Canada, probably reflecting their symbiotic love/hate relationship with their southern neighbours.