Mommy’s birthday
For Mommy’s birthday, Daddy & I took Mommy to a town called Niagara-on-the-Lake. Daddy drove us while I napped in the car. Once there we took Mommy for a nice lunch, toured around the town and then let Mommy shop for her dream Irish knit sweater that she always wanted. It was fun to see her so excited and getting spoiled on her day. I like it when Mommy is happy like that. After our day on the town, we went for another drive, but this time it was a longer drive. We drove all the way to London to see our friends Cam, Tim, Rydan & Haley. They treated us to dinner and had a surprise birthday cake for Mommy. I love going to see them. Rydan and Hailey are so much fun and they have the best collection of toys and tons of space to play.
Camp
Do you remember this place? I love it and I didn’t forget it, but I did forget how long it takes to get there. We drove and drove and drove, but finally arrived at the Camp. We came to celebrate thanksgiving, to see all the beautiful fall colours and to close the camp for the season. Our camp neighbours were also up and so was their dog Trax. He is a big dog, but very gentle. His tail would keep wacking me when he was excited. We hosted thanksgiving dinner for our neighbours and our good friends Armand & Elicia, who came out to visit for an afternoon. Apparently the fall season was my grandfather’s favourite time up there and I can totally see why. The colours on the trees were amazing. It was so peaceful at that time of the year as well. I wish we could have stayed longer. When can we go back?
I don’t like colds
Well I guess I got a cold because the Kleenex monster came back. It appears I picked up a cold either during our travels or at the various Kidnasiums or play groups I’m in. I don’t like colds. My nose was sore and my Mommy kept following me with Kleenex. I’m happy to report that after a few days I was feeling much better.
For Mommy’s birthday, Daddy & I took Mommy to a town called Niagara-on-the-Lake. Daddy drove us while I napped in the car. Once there we took Mommy for a nice lunch, toured around the town and then let Mommy shop for her dream Irish knit sweater that she always wanted. It was fun to see her so excited and getting spoiled on her day. I like it when Mommy is happy like that. After our day on the town, we went for another drive, but this time it was a longer drive. We drove all the way to London to see our friends Cam, Tim, Rydan & Haley. They treated us to dinner and had a surprise birthday cake for Mommy. I love going to see them. Rydan and Hailey are so much fun and they have the best collection of toys and tons of space to play.
Camp
Do you remember this place? I love it and I didn’t forget it, but I did forget how long it takes to get there. We drove and drove and drove, but finally arrived at the Camp. We came to celebrate thanksgiving, to see all the beautiful fall colours and to close the camp for the season. Our camp neighbours were also up and so was their dog Trax. He is a big dog, but very gentle. His tail would keep wacking me when he was excited. We hosted thanksgiving dinner for our neighbours and our good friends Armand & Elicia, who came out to visit for an afternoon. Apparently the fall season was my grandfather’s favourite time up there and I can totally see why. The colours on the trees were amazing. It was so peaceful at that time of the year as well. I wish we could have stayed longer. When can we go back?
I don’t like colds
Well I guess I got a cold because the Kleenex monster came back. It appears I picked up a cold either during our travels or at the various Kidnasiums or play groups I’m in. I don’t like colds. My nose was sore and my Mommy kept following me with Kleenex. I’m happy to report that after a few days I was feeling much better.
Visit from Henri
Daddy & Mommy's olden day friends (Jimmy & Catherine) came to visit us from Montreal. They brought their boy Henri. Henri and I go way back to 2009, he is my buddy. We hung out for the afternoon and played in the fall leaves and on the slides. Its too bad he lives so far away, its fun having Henri around.
Pumpkins & Playing Dress up
As you might recall from last year’s blog entry, Pumpkins are actually a fruit, not a vegetable (A pumpkin is a fruit, including tomatoes and cucumbers. They are fruits because they contain seeds and are the ripened ovary of a flower), but I don’t seem to remember people carving up oranges, apples, bananas and putting candles in them like we did with our pumpkin. But something I do remember from last year is venturing from home to home to collect the candy tax. Its still a little confusing to me, given the recent mayor’s election and talk of lowering property taxes. I sure hope the new Mayor wasn’t referring to lowering the house owner candy tax that’s paid to us kids on Halloween….I like that tax (for now). One condition of collecting this tax is to disguise oneself in a costume. So I chose to dress as Tiger from the Winnie the Poo books and it worked….I collected the candy tax and the home owners even seemed to enjoy giving the tax. Maybe the new mayor should dress up in a costume when he goes home to home to collect the grown up tax.
As you might recall from last year’s blog entry, Pumpkins are actually a fruit, not a vegetable (A pumpkin is a fruit, including tomatoes and cucumbers. They are fruits because they contain seeds and are the ripened ovary of a flower), but I don’t seem to remember people carving up oranges, apples, bananas and putting candles in them like we did with our pumpkin. But something I do remember from last year is venturing from home to home to collect the candy tax. Its still a little confusing to me, given the recent mayor’s election and talk of lowering property taxes. I sure hope the new Mayor wasn’t referring to lowering the house owner candy tax that’s paid to us kids on Halloween….I like that tax (for now). One condition of collecting this tax is to disguise oneself in a costume. So I chose to dress as Tiger from the Winnie the Poo books and it worked….I collected the candy tax and the home owners even seemed to enjoy giving the tax. Maybe the new mayor should dress up in a costume when he goes home to home to collect the grown up tax.
Niagara-on-the-Lake


