MissK's World...

Sunday, November 16, 2014

One Word ~ Astounding!

"Spidey" came to town recently. And I thought... I've never seen anything like this in real life before, why not, could be fun. So I went, not sure what to expect.

Honestly, it was quite entertaining. And having some NLP background myself, I have to say, I really enjoyed "dissecting" it, withing the limited realm of my current knowledge of course. Big props to him for not boasting his "talents". Instead, he aimed to provide a hilariously memorable experience to both his audience and participants alike. Which I might add, were very willing and eager to make the cut... me not so much, I wanted to watch and learn ;-)

Warning: Don't try this in the States... you might get yourself shot O_o

Still Here :)

Words that Come to Mind...

Trippy ;-)

Reflection

Challenge

Choices

Survival

Strength

Hunger

Guidance

Overcoming

Perseverance

Adaptation

Putting down Roots

Working Towards what Matters the Most

Saturday, November 8, 2014

Carpenter's Crack?

Ouch!!

Oh Look Honey, a Tourist :)

~ Model Parent Photo Op ~

Garfield in Real Life

Two Snow Days in the First Week

They canceled school again yesterday. That's 2 days off this week?? Monday felt like a blizzard, but it really wasn't all that bad yesterday. I'm still glad they canceled since her class had a road trip planned.

I do wonder how many days off we'll get this time around, considering 2 was about all we got in total last winter. There's an English district and a French district here in town. The English schools got spoiled and had many days off, while my daughter's school stayed in session. Wasn't really fair since we all live in the same general area. So why is it different this winter? Maybe somebody got spanked ;-)

Tuesday, November 4, 2014

I Blinked...

The days seem to be going by so fast lately.

It's a double edged sword...

We had our first winter storm over the weekend.... fall is no more :( Reminded me that I'm missing a few Canadian basics, some of which got lost in "Transition". Warm gloves and an ice breaker are a definite must. Perhaps a little compensation for going cold turkey on the wood chopping ;-)