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More "couple" photos for the adoption portfolio. I probably won't use this one as it looks like I have hair sticking out of my nose. This is at Lake Windermere in BC. 
Buck at the same lake. The only moment he wasn't yelling "Let me see Daniel!" I miss film.
Daddy looking studly (he'll love that).
My "won't I make a great mommy for your baby?" picture.
My boys at Lake Windermere. This should be one of those "the end" shots in a photo album.
These are some more shots of Panorama, BC. We saw so many deer! It was incredible, but all I could think of was my friend, Karis, who used to say that all deer should be shot because they ate so much of her mom's garden. I miss Karis.
The deer family.
Wobbly Bronco fan in the condo.
Our bartenders making some yummy mango margaritas before we headed to the hot tub. It was a fun vacation.
Nigh - night.
These last few weeks, I've been a bad blogger - but I've had a lot of good excuses (like my life shifting into overdrive). Mainly, RKZ, Buck and I have been out playing and traveling and all of the good stuff that goes into making a good blog (or a good life, anyway). So, you all will benefit from our experiences (or something).
First - HAPPY CANADIAN THANKSGIVING A DAY LATE - to all of you Canadians out there. Yes, yesterday was Canadian T-day and our family spent an amazing weekend out at Kananaskis lodge. It's about 40 minutes from here, but might as well be light years away. We went with a crowd of British acquaintences and their families. Since we all don't have family local, it's a great excuse to spend way too much money on spas, golf, eating and drinking. You know, Thanksgiving without the fighting or emotional involvement. Also, there was only 1 football game on, but it was the Broncos, so RKZ was good with that. I will post some pics tomorow.
Today is also a national holiday as RKZ caved in and I was allowed to hire a cleaning lady. She just spent the 4 most wonderful hours of my life here. Of course, I won't be able to spend any money on clothes or haircuts anymore, so I have traded living like a cavewoman for looking like one. I know, I am a spoiled North American snob - wouldn't have it any other way. I nearly cried as the cleaning woman walked out. It is Easter in October. My salvation is at hand.
Buck at the same lake. The only moment he wasn't yelling "Let me see Daniel!" I miss film.
Daddy looking studly (he'll love that).
My "won't I make a great mommy for your baby?" picture.
My boys at Lake Windermere. This should be one of those "the end" shots in a photo album.
These are some more shots of Panorama, BC. We saw so many deer! It was incredible, but all I could think of was my friend, Karis, who used to say that all deer should be shot because they ate so much of her mom's garden. I miss Karis.
The deer family.
Wobbly Bronco fan in the condo.
Our bartenders making some yummy mango margaritas before we headed to the hot tub. It was a fun vacation.
Nigh - night.
These last few weeks, I've been a bad blogger - but I've had a lot of good excuses (like my life shifting into overdrive). Mainly, RKZ, Buck and I have been out playing and traveling and all of the good stuff that goes into making a good blog (or a good life, anyway). So, you all will benefit from our experiences (or something).
First - HAPPY CANADIAN THANKSGIVING A DAY LATE - to all of you Canadians out there. Yes, yesterday was Canadian T-day and our family spent an amazing weekend out at Kananaskis lodge. It's about 40 minutes from here, but might as well be light years away. We went with a crowd of British acquaintences and their families. Since we all don't have family local, it's a great excuse to spend way too much money on spas, golf, eating and drinking. You know, Thanksgiving without the fighting or emotional involvement. Also, there was only 1 football game on, but it was the Broncos, so RKZ was good with that. I will post some pics tomorow.
Today is also a national holiday as RKZ caved in and I was allowed to hire a cleaning lady. She just spent the 4 most wonderful hours of my life here. Of course, I won't be able to spend any money on clothes or haircuts anymore, so I have traded living like a cavewoman for looking like one. I know, I am a spoiled North American snob - wouldn't have it any other way. I nearly cried as the cleaning woman walked out. It is Easter in October. My salvation is at hand.
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