I’ve been back in Ontario since last Friday, eating bonbons at our Leaside spa location ever since (not really). The roads to Owen Sound were pretty good on the weekend, but I chickened out since I had to be back here today to lead a workshop for a client. The day’s effort was well received and I topped it off with a play at my favourite Toronto theatre, Tarragon. Now I am SO ready to come home and see how much snow there really is — Bob’s flickr pix were pretty impressive, but it’s not the same as being there, he tells me. With any luck, I’ll be back at Barkwhistle in time to watch Heartbeat tomorrow.
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Well, I have to say that Bob’s snow pics ARE pretty impressive. I can almost make out what your house might look like under there… not really. It just looks like a snowdrift. But look at that beautiful blue sky. Honestly, I would trade that for all the grey days and rain we’ve been having. Even if the daffodils are already in bloom here.
What play did you see?
ps: do you think Bob would let me put one of those snow photos on my site? can I do that?
Hi Lynda, Great to get your blog, or what ever. Good to hear you managed to get out of Owen Sound for your maritimes visit. I saw how much snow is up there now that Mum had her webcam going. I like your house name. Keep well, give my very best to Bob.
Uncle Roy
NB Who is responding to yours, about daffodils comming up? 73s