click here to see more pictures. Last two days before returning to Kangirsuk, Malina and I went to Atwater Market, in the St. Henri neighborhood, visited Oratoire St. Joseph and a flea market. Going away is always a sad and difficult time. I’ll be back to Montreal in December.
click here to see more pictures. July 20, 2008 we drove to Karme Choling, located in Barnet, Vermont, to relax for a few weeks. It’s like a jungle here, so much greenery, and raining a lot, beautiful clouds and lush gardens. Read the rest of this entry »
click here to see more photos. (Randy talking) He [Randy’s father] saw people who weren’t there. So if he opened the fridge and saw demons, he would go about his business normally. He saw all kinds of stuff. Read the rest of this entry »
click here to see more pictures. Tim and family arrived in Montreal Tuesday afternoon and spent the night at Days Inn on Rennee Levesque. We ate soup tonquinoise at a Vietnamese Restaurant in China town and then walked around Old Montreal for a while. Read the rest of this entry »
click here to see more pictures. I ran into Sir Richard the other day and took a few pictures. He’s an actor. Photos of Malina are from an evening walk around the Van Horne Warehouse. Read the rest of this entry »
click here to see more photos. A kind of jet lag happens when flying from north of tree-line down to Montreal. It takes a few days to adjust to the heat, speed and noise. I spent the first few days sleeping, relaxing and talking to friends. It’s nice to do nothing for a while. Read the rest of this entry »
click here to see more pictures. Malina and I had an enjoyable time during the last day of spring break. Irena drove by in the morning and we did a few errands. Malina and I had lunch at a deli on Rachel and then a snack at La Banquise. Read the rest of this entry »
click here to see more photos. Friday happened, just like that, morning, noon and night. I relaxed over a cup of coffee and then had supper in a Polish deli on Rue St. Viateur. Read the rest of this entry »
click here to see more pictures. A city is full of things to learn. Yesterday I learned how to fake a cell phone. You walk down the street, cup your hand against the ear. Use a pocket camera to make it more realistic. Walk quickly down the street, quite importantly, talking out loud like a lunatic. Read the rest of this entry »
click here to see more pictures. Malina created an optical illusion by filling a page with decorative letter “M”. She ordered a lemon drink and an orange drink. I had two espressos, at Social Club on St. Viateur. Afterwards, I rode to the end of the blue line, to metro Snowdon and took some photos during the evening light.