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McLennan Park
My wife and I took a walk in McLennan Park in a long time. It was the park we visited often when we arrived in Canada. At that time, we used to walk through the park and climbed up the…
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University Downs Family Practice
My rhinitis wakes me up more often at night. When I wake, my mouth is dry, and sometimes my throat hurts because I breathe through my mouth. Sleeping on my left side is relatively comfortable, but my nose gets stuffy…
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Kitchener Honda
When I drive, my Civic makes a metal scraping noise for a few munites. Kitchener Honda.
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City Cafe Bakery, West Ave.
The signature menu item is the freshly baked sesame bagel. It’s always my pick.
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Eggsmart, Pioneer Dr.
I was wondering what the brand name meant. And I found out they use cage-free eggs. The last day of compensatory leave. Avocado Toast Benedict.
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Garden Balsam Seed Pods
Today I harvested some seeds from the garden balsam seed pods. This is always fun!
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Darlington Provincial Park
We thought September 2nd would be the perfect day for our camping. The site is quiet, and the weather is wonderful as most people have returned to work and school. If you choose the cliffside campsites, you can look down…
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Rogue National Urban Park
We walked expecting a stunning view, but there was nothing special. On our way back, we couldn’t help but wonder why this ordinary site was designated a national park. #Orchard Trail.
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West Montrose Covered Bridge
Built in 1881, it is the only remaining covered bridge in Ontario. It is also called ‘Kissing Bridge’. Can you imagine?
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Port Burwell Provincial Park
The last day of vacation.
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Wall Clock
The wall clock in the living room occasionally stopped. The long second hand was stuck to the minute hand. My wife decided to cut it off. So cute second hand!
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Pinery Provincial Park
We tried car camping(car sleeping) for the first time. It wasn’t as bad as we were worried about it. Campground: Riverside #520.
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Firewood
I got a few branches from the aspen trees that the beaver cut down. I’m going camping today and using them for firewood.
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Discovery Harbour
We stumbled upon this historic site on our way to Awenda Provincial Park.
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Lake on the Mountain Provincial Park
The lake remained from a huge glacial lake over 12,000 years ago is located 60m higher than Lake Ontario.
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