Kayla at 6 month old. Precious!

This is me in Truro, NS on my dads car when I was about 3 years old! I cannot believe I found this picture. I actually remember living in that green house you see in the picture. I might look all girly in this picture but I was a handful. A real tomboy. I remember falling and cutting my head and my parents rushing me to the hospital. I got 4 stitches that day.

I remember the fire department being called to get me out of the Maple Tree we had in our yard. I remember them being called again. And I remember the third time too, because they told my parents if they had to come out again they would have to give them a fine because they could not spend their time retrieving little girls from Maple trees.

And then the time my neighbor called to let my older sister know I was on the barn roof. Go figure!!! I liked to climb!

Kayla and her friends at grade 7 grad.

These were taken in October 2008.

I thought this was amazing!!!

Acadia University is located in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. Sandra and I were fortunate enough to go visit Wolfville one summer when she was 5 years old. It is quaint and wonderful. The people are amazing and the surroundings are beautiful. I have not had the opportunity to visit there with Kayla yet. Someday when I go back home for a visit perhaps.

This is just one of the many amazing universities locatedin Nova Scotia. It has over 180 degree programs. I believe Dalhousie has been in Halifax for about 200 years. What you can't see in this picture are all the amazing trees and foilage. It is really quite breath taking.

This is Sandra with her Sunday School class. I think it was 2006. Sandra is the second one from the right side.

Kayla rockin out on a log on a day out in Victoria, BC.

And now the hair is curly!

And now the hair is blonde!

Breath taking picture. This is Lunenburg. I've been there and it is amazing. The sky is something to behold at sunset. The summers are unbelieveable. And the people are so incredibly nice. A beautiful place to consider for retirement.

Everyone must exprience this at least once in their lifetime. Cavendish is located in PEI and is the home place of Anne of Green Gables. The beach is breathtaking. It goes on forever, the sand is perfect, and as the picture shows, when the sun starts to set the sight is awesome!!! But be careful. The tide comes in around you so if you are on a sand dune, keep an eye on whether the the tide is coming in or not. If you don't, you'll soon realize that you are surrounded by water.

A funny story. When I was about 13 my parents took us camping. I met a couple of girls from somewhere in the US and we got along nicely so hung out together. One morning my parents woke up to their father banging on our cottage door in a panic. He was so frantic he could hardly speak but my father managed to get him to calm down and tell him what was wrong.

He kept saying, "the water is gone," "the water is gone." My father did not understand what he meant and kept trying to figure out what he was talknig about. As it turned out, the tide had gone out and he was not aware that it was supposed to. He thought the world was coming to an end or something. Too funny!!!

Another funny story. When I was in high school I worked part time at McDonald's. One very hot July day a car came through the drive through with Texas plates and skiis on the roof. It was a young couple, liekly newlyweds, who were in a tither and wanted to know where the snow was. Poor things. I hardly had the heart to tell them that not only were they not going to find any snow, as it was the summer season and Canada does not get snow in the summer, but that they were also about 3000 miles the wrong way if they wanted to go skiing. Now that is just insulting. LOL