A lovely fall day – even though it’s been trying to rain most of the day.
I’m pretty sure this blanket of leaves will be gone by tomorrow as the wind’s picking up – makes you just want to jump right in and roll around.
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Montréal
The Montréal Biosphere seen from Le Vieux Port. I remember it from Expo ’67.
A Long Cold Walk
Walking out to our First Air 737 flight from Rankin Inlet back to Winnipeg en route home to Vancouver on Monday afternoon.
You can’t tell from this photo, but it’s about minus 5 degrees C with the wind blowing 50 to 60 km. an hour. By the time I got to the plane, my fingers were frozen.
We had a great time working with incredibly talented film makers from Nunavut.
Can’t wait to go back…
Straight
That’s Gabriola Island in the low distances, with Vancouver Island behind it. A wonderfully clear fall afternoon – hard to believe it’s 24 nautical miles across there – looks like you could reach out and touch that ferry bound for Nanaimo.
Plug and Play
This is a great sign of the times.
Not only is this charge station on Granville Island in Vancouver free, but it’s in probably the best parking spot on the entire island.
Those folks at the Edible Canada restaurant are clever, what ?
60 Seconds of My Day
Top 10 Great Benefits of this Crappy Summer
10. Have a really big stockpile of SPF 40
9. No fighting with anyone over ‘the perfect’ camp site.
8. Sandals still look brand new.
7. Not one of my relatives is visiting from out of province.
6. Have yet to get watermelon stains on my favourite T-shirt.
5. Just left winter tires on.
4. Not being kept awake by neighbours playing “Summer in the City” full blast pool side.
3. Easily answer waiter who asks “Will you want soup with that ?”
2. No pesky tan lines.
1. Wearing same underwear I had on in December.
Using Brave New Code’s WordTwit plugin
I’m pretty happy with the Twitter Tools plugin, but I quite like Brave New Code‘s plugins, so I’m trying Word Twit out to see if I should switch.