
I feel so lucky to have as many close friends and family as I do, not to mention my amazing man who backs up my need for girls' time - a gal couldn't ask for more in life! Now I'm excited to see my Nashville folk when we finally come home for a visit in June.
In local Calgary news, I think the city is trying its hardest to give us a taste of spring: days are getting longer, with daylight until almost 8pm now, the sun is shining and the temperature is nudging up above the freezing point this week. By Canada standards, I think this is as spring-like as March gets.
One hazard of spring is that with the fluctuating temps, snow is constantly melting, forming rivers where the sidewalk should be, and then re-freezing into treacherous ice patches! I know this from experience - today I went, to use a Canadian expression, "ass over tea-kettle" on the ice, meaning I went head over heels and landed flat on my back - ouch! Luckily I didn't sustain any major injuries, but Bosco definitely got a scare when I was suddenly down at his level. I guess it's all just a normal part of life for Canucks!
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