Thursday, February 16, 2006
Thanks for being cold, Alberta
The trip north has begun, and Edmonton is welcoming us with a taste of what is to come. It's slightly scary that this will seem warm in a few days, but until then, please allow me my complaints. It's -33 with the wind chill, -22 without. It was zero when I left Toronto. Brr.
It occurred to me on the flight here that the first time I ever flew it was to Edmonton, and I haven't been back since. We spent the week at the mall, which was super-awesome to a nine-year old. Tonight, I think we'll try to check out some more grown-up friendly places, once we figure out how exactly to get downtown from the mecca of suburbia that Leduc appears to be.
It occurred to me on the flight here that the first time I ever flew it was to Edmonton, and I haven't been back since. We spent the week at the mall, which was super-awesome to a nine-year old. Tonight, I think we'll try to check out some more grown-up friendly places, once we figure out how exactly to get downtown from the mecca of suburbia that Leduc appears to be.
// posted by Annemarie @ 5:28 PM 
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If it makes you feel any better, it's freezing rain here. And of course no one shoveled the steps, which are very icy. I slipped on my bum and squashed by avodcado. Boo-urns,
AM-a-lama-ding-dong:
Like Melissa, I've been slippin'n'sliding with our brutalflash-freeze weather. Glad to see you blogging & keeping us up to date on your work!
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Like Melissa, I've been slippin'n'sliding with our brutalflash-freeze weather. Glad to see you blogging & keeping us up to date on your work!
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