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Lads,
Anyone interested in riding today. G
Hi Big Al and Whirlygig! I'm wondering if either of you would be interested in a jaunt out to Deep Cove! We could meet somewhere on Hastings before we approach the Second Narrows. Let me know of interest, if any, and possible times. If nobody is keen or able I think I might head out to Horseshoe Bay.
Pat,
Everything looks swell at the
Island Inn - best of food and wines and contented smiles from Corinne
and Chloe. We had our neighbour, Ilsa, as well as Chris, Nevada, and Rob
for turkey on Sunday. Ilsa brought a variety of
German wheat beer and some strudel for dessert. The leftovers on the
2nd day were even better.
Creole Belle is by James Lee Burke. I think he's an incredible writer.
I have a medical appointment in the
morning which will take some time so I won't be able to ride,
unfortunately. Rains on the way by Friday if the forecast is accurate,
so we should make the best use of the next few days. Ray
Hello world mind traveller,
I enjoyed your accounts of the films and meetings with such
interesting people, what a great event to partake in! I don’t know if
I’ll get down to see anything before it ends at the end of the week but
if as you say some good ones return afterwards you
could let me know some of your recommendations. My computer design
course at BCIT is quite time consuming but I’m enjoying it very much,
It will be a very valuable tool for me to have and provide me with
abilities in design that were impossible only a few
years ago . Besides homework I have bee working on the last frontier
of home Reno's in the back basement with future consideration for a self
contained suite. I’m putting in the infrastructure for a future small
kitchen area for a student or son who feel’s
like paying more rent or any rent for that matter! came be at home and
still have some independence.
I have managed a few rides closer to home around the lake and also
down to my chiropractor at Brentwood . Of course all of these require
coming back up to our elevation and is a good workout ( remember
Sussex). One surprising/ shocking thing happened to
me last week as I waited to cross Canada way at Gilmore on the Sea to
river bike route which makes it’s way up to Central park. As I was
sitting there all of the sudden I felt a tremendous impact on the top of
my helmet and the sound was deafening! I was totally
shocked and looked around bewildered as I thought someone had tried to
assault me from behind over the head with a club or something. I checked
around me and there was no one to be seen, I then looked around at
drivers in their cars thinking out loud “did
you not hear that?” no one made eye contact or seemed the least bit
interested in my incident so I looked around me in all directions again
trying to figure out what had happened. Then I saw it, a freshly broken
open chestnut shell still rocking back and forth
slightly after hitting the pavement. I looked up to see a chestnut tree
and more of it’s potential missles rocking in the breeze ready to take
out another unsuspecting victim !. I kind of laughed to myself and shook
my head still amazed that I received such
an impact and that no one was privy to my episode but myself and
carried along once the light changed in my favour.
I enjoyed checking out the link and revisited the electric Koolaid acid trip test route, and I will peruse some more.
Wednesday could be good for me so far, I don’t think I could do an
epic ride but would definitely love to get together for a couple of
hours. Let me know what you have in mind and we’ll see if we can do it. Cheers, Al
How about Thursday? 8^) cheers, Mark
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Dear Patrick:
Reminder of our upcoming Volunteer Orientation:
Date: Thursday Oct 11
Time:
6:30 PM Doors open
for volunteer package pick-up. Light refreshments on offer!
7:00 PM Introduction/welcome
followed by break-out training sessions for volunteer committees/activities
Location: Waterfront Theatre, 1412 Cartwright St, Granville Island, Vancouver, BC
The orientation is an opportunity to
learn the policies, procedures, expectations and benefits for Festival
Volunteers, as well as important specifics about your role. It is also a
great chance to socialize, meet other volunteers
and win a fabulous door prize!It is essential for new volunteers to attend! And because roles and expectations change every year, we highly recommend that returning volunteers also attend. If you are unable to attend the Orientation, and if you haven't let us know as yet, please let us know as soon as possible. Many thanks. We look forward to seeing you there! Sincerely, Kathryn Fowler, Volunteer Manager |
Tuesday 9 October 2012
IIDD, Moondance: Tuesday, October 9th
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