So it took me a while to actually install the software, what's your point?
Summer Olympics 2010.
Cape Breton trip 2010.
Trip to Boston. Which was in the Fall of 2010.
Summer Olympics 2011.
Anyway, the point of this (mostly pointless) post is that now that I finally have those pictures off my camera, I might just get some up here on my blog. Who knows, I might just go wild and crazy and make some albums for Facebook too.
Then again, maybe
Unless, of course, you count the times I stop while passing my computer to stare in wonder at my ever-changing screensaver of these pictures I now recall taking but have never actually viewed before.
Baby steps...
5 comments:
Greetings from the UK> Looking forward to the Cape Breton pics. Was there myself 3 yrs ago, stopped over in Cheticamp too, joined a local singer (our B&B hostess) in a great evening of local songs at the cafe across the road. It rained like crazy! If you haven't made it yet, can I commend the Lunenburg Folk Harbour Festival to you. What a blast :)
Welcome Hogdayafternoon. Nice to see a fellow (semi?) Canadian drop by.
Cape Breton is a beautiful place, all right. Although I'm originally from out West I lived in Sydney for 3 years when I was in undergrad. That's also where I met my husband so I now consider myself at least an Honourary Cape Bretoner.
I was wondering when you said Lunenburg, though - did you mean Louisburg? There is a Lunenburg on the beautiful South Shore, of course, but it's not on the Island.
Anyway, I will see what I can do to get those pictures up. I am proud to say I have now actually sorted through them all anyway. ;-)
Hi Michelle, I have dual nationality thanks to my Toronto born mother. I have a Canadian passport and although I've never lived there I consider myself 100% Canadian and 100% British - cousins all over the place!
I meant Lunenburg. Spent many holidays there. Just came off the phone from good chums there, sponsors of the folk harbour festival. We've been considering a move there but unsure if we could do the whole 4 seasons - our friends can't and they're born and bred :))
PS: We have friends in Annapolis Royal too, so there's no escaping!
You should be brave and give Canada a try - the people make up for the winter weather!
Annapolis Royal is much closer to us, we live about 30 - 45 minutes east of there in the Annapolis Valley. So if you're ever down/up/over this way ...
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