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Jan 21 2011

Selling and Sold

Today was a morning of buying and an afternoon of sales.

Ikea was the morning where we spent our share and walked out with a Table, desks and bee hive lamps, I’ll explain later.

In the afternoon we demoed a printer.. with a sales man of all sales man. But I should hold my tounge, because the guys was nice and I believe honest.

Whyte Ave was the chosen dinner place at a great little place where I got my hands on a delicious burger and french onion soup.

At Home in Ikea

Written by kylewith · Categorized: Travels · Tagged: Edmonton, ikea, sales, Shopping

Dec 26 2010

Joyous Christmas and Boxing Day

You can ignore my Christmas Eve post, it was written in spite and while I was not feeling well. I have moved passed that once again and had a pleasant Christmas Day. It was a Tradition day with Family. We eventually all got up at about 8am and started our Christmas Morning. It was a good time.

Christmas Turkey Dinner

After we had opened all presents, it was time for brunch. This was my specialty. What did I make? I prepped 2lbs of bacon, a pack of breakfast sausages, scrambled eggs and french toast, but that was not all. The French Toast and Eggs were both made with, wait for it, Egg Nog. I didn’t know what to except when adding this liquid to my cooking, but it turned out to be a marvellous idea. It had a splendid taste and a big hit with family and our two guests.

I’m very blessed to get all that I did for Christmas. My parents went above and beyond for me, and so did my brother. I got a lot of great things. Most notably a 1TB External Hard Drive for storage on the go, an Eye-Fi 4GB SD Card so I can wirelessly transfer photos from my camera to computer, a few pairs of Denver Haynes pants and sweaters, and several other odds and ends.

It seems like it has gone by so quickly and has it. I am a little disappointed I will be heading back to Fort St John on Wednesday. If I were to do it over again I would come back closer to Christmas and leave a little later.

How was your Christmas Day? What did you get? What was most memorable?

Written by kylewith · Categorized: Journal · Tagged: boxing day, Christmas, family, Shopping

Jul 29 2009

Drive from Yellowknife to Grande Prairie

This will be quick as I do not have the patients to write out an elaborate post tonight. So this will be more of a photo blog.

All packed and ready to go the night before.

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At 5am Yellowknife look like it was going to be a nice day.

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This was a neat photo I randomly caught crossing the bridge at Rae.

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We saw lots of buffalo on the road, lots of which were just standing on the road.

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There was still lots of bridge construction going on.

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The ferry ride was uneventful. I think I have lived in the north to long.

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The wee town of Grimshaw.

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I normally try and take photos of the beautiful Dunvagan Valley but because the construction on the bridge, which I am fairly certain has been happening for 3 years now, I wanted to focus on driving.

This was our little set up in the Grande Prairie campground. I thought it was very redneck to have a lazy boy and computer chair set up outside.

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I was always uncertain as to how much the bunk could hold. I think there was about 200lbs on it and it didn’t collapse on my brother so it must be decent.

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We spent most of today in Grande Prairie shopping and skateboarding. We also drove over to Wembley to check out a new skatepark we were told about. I must say for a small farming town, it was a pretty nice.

Note* We got to Dawson as well today and I was able to get my apartment. I will put up another post with picture tomorrow.

Written by kylewith · Categorized: Journal · Tagged: Construction, drive, Grande Prairie, north, park, redneck, roadtrip, Shopping, skate, skateboard, skateboarding, Travels

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