Snowball is a super helper-cat too.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Kate the cat lover????
Snowball is a super helper-cat too.
Phew!
Despite choosing the coldest, snowiest day Calgary has had in weeks to do the test, I am now the proud holder of a Class 5 Albertan Drivers' Licence.
Hurrah!
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Theatre in an igloo (yes I am serious!)

Set following some catastrophic event with the world plunged into another ice age and just three known survivors ... a play in an igloo. It actually started with the audience ringed around an ice rink from where we proceeded into the igloo. Our chairs were covered with a sheep skin and a thick white blanket provided for our comfort. The stage was built from snow and ice. The characters claimed to be cold, we knew we were cold.
It was clever, it was witty, it was eerie. A fabulous experience that was mercifully one act - for both the players and the audience!
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Canadian
Whilst compiling the Australia Day quiz for work, I discovered that term “blind Freddie” is completely foreign to the Canadian ear. So I have compiled a few of my favourite Canadian words that are not in common usage in Australian!
Teeter-totter - sea-saw
Kitty-corner - diagonally across
Parkade - undercover carpark
Pop - soft drink
Visit - as in “do come in and visit”/”we had a lovely visit with Grandma”
Toque - beanie
Double double - coffee from Tim Horton’s with two creams and two sugars
Teeter-totter - sea-saw
Kitty-corner - diagonally across
Parkade - undercover carpark
Pop - soft drink
Visit - as in “do come in and visit”/”we had a lovely visit with Grandma”
Toque - beanie
Double double - coffee from Tim Horton’s with two creams and two sugars
Loonie - the Canadian one dollar coin
Oh, a double double is not recommended - nor is coffee of any form from Tim Horton's!
Monday, February 2, 2009
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