dinner at joey tomatoes, but you have to say 'tomatoes' the north american way, can't say enough good things about alberta steaks, tres bonne...
darris, one of our skating team, is heading back to thunder bay, ontario, for the summer, and we had a little send off. another good cheap canadian meal for under $25 CDN, with all the iced tea you can drink. yeah, iced tea, grown a thing for it, probably a peer group pressure thing as most of my friends in our team drink the stuff. (funny though, i don't normally believe in peer group pressure, my friends told me not to - thanx dale)
conversation was the same as normal, john told jokes that made us all cringe, Lonna talked about her pharmacy assistant exam, darris talked about his new motorbike ( & licence) that his girlfriend back in thunder bay doesn't know about and forbade him from getting (is that bad english?), james and i laughed a lot and planned our short jaunt to lethbridge this week and our roadtrip around australia sometime in may/june/july '02. lethbridge is more a cow town than calgary, if that's possible, and is affectionately known by locals as L.A., lethbridge, alberta. is my audience educated enough to know that alberta is the province calgary is in?
funny i should think about this, as i spoke to mark earlier tonight, which was really good but made me a little homesick, and we talked about not writing our blogs to a specific audience, just writing as if almost to ourselves. although mark gets all the credit for me starting mine, he even created my account, what a bloke. ;-) his inspirational blog can be found
here.
that's it for the moment from calgary, where they wear cowboy hats in pubs and clubs and it's not even fancy dress...aaahhhhh