Saturday, November 03, 2007
Fall Back tonight!
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Saturday, 3 November 2007
"The Creator"
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"The Creator"
Celebration with Stan...
Emil, Janice and Stan! Cheers! Stan came up to personally celebrate Janice and Emil's upcoming retirement. Stan won't be here for the HEU party in a few weeks, so he came up early. We did a a dinner out at the BBI and then returned home for a little more cheer. ( I did the driving...and we left one car back at the BBI)
Later we hit the hot-tub for a good chin wag and a soak ....
This morning it was off for a little fishing trip on Kootenay Lake.
It was cloudy and drizzly at times, but all in all, not so cold, plus the boat
has a heater...I should say had while we had power! We were nearly down to Rhino Point, when the motor revved up and it was clear we had stopped moving. Upon inspection by the Captain and his First Mate, it was declared that the motor would no longer take us anywhere. I guess that is why a boat should always have a kicker... Luckily, we have a brand new one! Emil hooked it up and we were back under way again...but heading home now. We were nearing Queen's Bay when Stan't line let out the big ZZZINNNNNGGGGG! WOW! We were all screaming with excitement as the action started. Emil reeled in his line, I got the net out and Stan kept his line taught and the rod up, as he played Mr. Fish!
Soon we could see it flipping out of the water and then it was next to the boat and we could see that it was a biggy! Emil secured the net under Mr. Fish and it was Caught!
The size was good...some 30.5 inches long and weighing it at 12 pounds... So a 12 pound Rainbow Trout on Kootenay Lake, on November 3, 2007! Yippee! By then it was raining and time to return to home with our prize. Nice catch Stan...Surely made his trip up here all the more worthwhile.
We enjoyed a nice roast lamb dinner...thanks Joyce for the cooking instructions...next time we'll have to get the carving details from Morgan! Now, like fat little pups, everyone has headed to bed! And, I think that is where I might go , myself.
Friday, November 02, 2007
New To Wine? | Wine blog using video a vlog Wine Library TV
Lots of lessons on wine here...
Thursday, November 01, 2007
Telephone Scams Beware...
- In case you weren't listening to KBS this morning, there is a new scam where your phone rings and someone says to push #1 if you want to lower your interest rates, and push #3 if you don't want to hear from us again.....
2. Also, EMil got called with the old "You've won a 4 day trip to Orlando Florida" They were taping the conversation so they could play it back to Visa when you tell them your Visa number over the phone ...ACHHHHH! No Visa numbers over the phone...ever!
Don't believe a word of it... Annette's friend added up the costs to her...about $2000.00 and that was before she actually accepted the trip. Often the accomodation isn't available, so they put you in a more expensive hotel and you get to pay the costs.
3. If anyone calls to donate to the Police fund so that you can send a child to a circus...chances are very good, that no child will ever go to any circus
4. Lastly, before you donate, do a google search on the name whom you are donating to and check the comments.. ALthough a lot of names sound familiar, they may be copy cat names that are scamming you.
In any event becautious and as they say...if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
And the latest one I received by mail was to buy Lottery tickets in the German Lottery... I don't think so... Be Afraid... Be very Afraid... then be smart!
"The Creator"
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Da Moon...
If you are a night owl like moi, then take a pair of binoculars outside and look at the moon.. It is a beautiful piece of cheese tonight...
Take a look to the right of the bottom corner and you will see a yellowish blob of a star. This could be the new comet that has erupted 17P Holmes. It is in the constellation Perseus, but I couldn't show you Perseus any better than the Man in the Moon. The key point, is that the comet is growing larger, and may be devolping a tail, but not a visible one yet, and the colour of it is a yellow green, and it is as bright as any star in the Big Dipper and is now superseding the brightness of Jupitor...all in one night...so keep your eye on the night sky. See Spaceweather.com for some real photos of the comet, and a star map.
... You'd have todouble-click my photo to see the surrounding stars, which look like tiny pin pricks . Maybe I'll get out thee tri-pod ,one of these nights...
Happy Birthday Joyce!
Lots of candles to snuff out!
Beautiful Carrot cake that Lynn made and brought
Make a Wish!
Lynn, gorgeous as always!
On Sunday, the three of us met to celebrate Joyce's Hallowe'en birthday at Joey's Only in Castlegar. You'd think we hadn't seen each other for a year! We Love to have these little birthday get-togethers to blab about the news of the day, share grandchildren stories and pics, and to gobble up a bunch of good food and to squeeze months of visiting into a couple of hours ! Lynn brought the lovely carrot cake that she made and decorated and we indulged in..in fact, I just finished the chunk she sent home with me...Yummy, and thank-you Lynn. The news of the day is to wait for photos of Correna's big party..Send along some pics,so we can see how it all turned out... Hope you aren't still finding left over ghouls in the closet!
On an other note, a gal on the rasio is writing stories about the ghosts of Rossland. Sounds like the city was chock full of them, and in her quest to unearth the stories, she had a few ghostly encounters herself, in the old buildings of Rossland. She related a few stories on the radio this morning that would make the hair on the back of your neck stand on end. Okay, you Rosslandites...know of any ghostly happenings?
I always remember the ghost story of our Grandma Brewer... about noises in the pantry at night. One night they sprinkled the floor with flour to see what noisy thing was visiting.
In the morning, they were shocked to see the tiny foot-prints of a baby!
The End.
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Friday, October 26, 2007
Frosty Morning...
Almost a sunrise... I was up at 5:45 am to take Silky out for a pee and the moon was so bright, it lit up the yard. As well, I could see the new comet over our garage, in the south eastern sky. It is a distinctively yellow large blob in the sky.
Our little Oak tree is turning a perfect Fall orange...intensified with the frosty morning.
looks like a light snowfall, but it is only frost...-2* last night...cool this am for sure, and cooler again tonight.
A little of the frost on the glass railings on the bedroom balcony.
Today was a busy one with a brief visit from Joyce and Morgan's sister Marlene. She flew in to see her brother , Brian , who was also here for a visit...thus a mini family reunion. It must have been 25 years since I last saw Marlene! She looked great and I only wished we could have sat down for a real visit. At that moment we had two or three other customers in the store, so I couldn't chat.
Marlene and Rick were both so good to our family over the years...from the time I was at BCIT in the old days , and ended up on their doorstep for a New Year's Day dinner after bussing for an hour and a half to North Van from New Westminister with a Yankee boyfriend. She took us in and fed us and then we were back on the bus to New Westminister... Crazy kids,we were! Upon our return to Vancouver, a hundred years later,( this time , married to Emil), w e made countless trips from Richmond to North VAncouver to have dental work done by Rick...
It was nice, today to say hello once again to Marlene.Thanks to Joyce for popping by with her, and thanks to Marlene for helping Joyce out so much during her knee surgery this past spring. Amazing how families bind together, as friends, and helpers and support when it is needed.
I guess I better head to bed now. Emil crashed on the couch earlier, while we watched the old Movie "Stand by Me". I have to be in fine shape tomorrow night for the Hallowe'en party. Looks like we will be taking in the festivities out in Proctor this year, after a pot-luck dinner up at Ed and Linda's. We could still end up at the BBI, but somehow I think the lure of our bed will be stronger... or maybe it will be nightcaps and a little more Spooktacular dancing once the coffe table is shoved out of the way in our living-room.
Good night everyone and watch for name in the headlines under "Big Lottery Winner! I am keeping my fingers crossed... the ticket is at work still, but it did feel pretty lucky!
Tomorrow we will empty the hot-tub and clean it out, then refill it. We do that twice a year to keep it reasonably fresh.
Also, I have to invent costumes for Emil and I. So far I have a witchy Lee Valley hat and I bought an animal nose to glue onto Emil's real nose... It comes with fake blood...maybe to run out of the nose... creeping me out already... I'll try to find the stomachs from last year...Maybe they can pass as a batch of brains this year...ha-ha. Oh yes, I have lots of glow-sticks... they add a new dimension to a costume...that is for sure. We were Aliens last year. We'll be ghoulish this year ...maybe accident victims.! "Oh Darn ...we crashed, and your nose turned into Rover's nose, Honey !"
If you have Sirius Radio,you'll be able to pick ghostly music and sounds on channel 119. I will check that out tomorrow. On Sunday, we are meeting up for lunch to celebrate Joyce's Hallowe'en birthday . Happy Pre-hallowe'en Week-end!
Drive BC
This is the new Highways BC link that will get you up to the minute information on the highways...web cams to the left in the sidebar . So far it doesn't look too impressive, but in the winter it is supposed to give more details about the road conditions and specific details regarding times until it is passable, if that is the case. we'll do a wiat and see ! Meanwhile I'll add it to my sidebar under Drive BC (Highways) information.
Good Morning
Silky woke me up at 5:40am , in a big rush to get outside...and voila...a giant moon in the west still lighting up the whole sky. I thought I could make it into a picture, but as you can see, the moon still looks kind of small in the photo. You'll have to use your imagination. It was a beautiful site on my way home last night...shining out over the mountains and lighting up the whole lake. Also ,one is supposed to be able to view a new comet that erupted, called Comet17P/Holmes... and yes, it is in the constellation Perseus . Just look up in the sky for a yellowish blob the size of a planet in the North east sky after sunset. It was still there this morning! No tail on it yet, but it could grow as it matures.
I took Silky to work yesterday to enable me to take her straight to the vets for her yearly. I can say that she didn't particularly like being on a rope all day with only enough length to greet customers, but not long enough to run amuck. And our shop is far too hot for her. She kept hunting out a cool corner to nap in. The customers, however, all loved her, but she didn't help sell any excessive amounts of jewellery! Ok...time to get a few things ( like moi) ready for work. Emil will be back home tonight and then we have to start planning out our costumes. Looks like the gang is all going to Proctor Hall this year to avoid the smoke of the BBI. They are all meeting at Linda and Ed's first for a potluck. We'll probably take it all in, tho we love the nonsense and general confusion of the BBI...not to mention the characters that come all dressed up... always good for a laugh, that is for sure.
Have a great Friday...yea! It is Friday!
Thursday, October 25, 2007
how to import a Car into Canada...
Here is the guide offered by the Federal Government on Importing a car into Canada from the United States... There could be lots of savings in it, if you have the patience...
it doesn't end there... You need to identify which vehicles may come into Canada and also you need to be aware of the Border Crossing Regulations
Below, you will find a guide that you can purchase, published by a Victoria woman who has simplified the gobbley-gook . However it will cost you $9.95... So choose your method, but be sure to know the rules and the costs incurred.
Importing Cars from the USA | UCanImport.com
Thinking of buying a car in the states to save $5000.00 or so ( on a Toyota LE)?
This gal has published a book on how to do it... Cost $9.99.
Take a look first at what the government offers in resources and information,as published in the above post.
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Fabulous After 40: The Glam Plan E-Booklet
Check it out if you are feeling a little out of touch with what to wear this fall... Just check the blog archives on the left and click on something like Accessories to see what is new for the fall...
Oh yes, you can let me know if my new little mini "Snapshot" of the link is a pain in the butt, or too small to see or somewhat helpful... its a new gadget that I am checking out called Snapshot.
First the story,,,pics to follow
My Hallowe'en Rant:
I may have gotten carried away with Halloween this year. I say this with hesitation because I really can't be sure; And in my own crazy mind, I actually think I'm sane....It goes without saying that I love Halloween. It's simply a great holiday - it comes with candy and dress up - what's not to love?Anyway, for several years I've tossed around the idea of throwing a Ghostly party - complete with a haunted house and the works. Joe is less than enthused with this idea and so he has pacified me in the past by dragging all my decorations to my office to help me with a creation of some dreadful scene that celebrates ghosts and witches. In any event, this year was the party year. We reached a compromise on the haunted house theme and I agreed to a few indoor decorations but with most of the Halloween fun stuff outside on the deck of the house to greet the arrivals to the party.
So last Sat. marked a week before the party and so it was time to put the decorations in place. The inside of my house got draped in black ratty curtains, giant spiders on the walls and ghosts hanging from thec eiling. Joe was conveniently downstairs while I did all this and so getting consensus on whether I could put holes in the ceiling or pin stuff into the walls was quietly asked but without any response, I assumed he was in total agreement. He walked upstairs to find a rather transformed house complete with a pool of fake blood dripping off thefireplace.
His one question was whether the "bride ghost corpse"hanging in the living room was actually wearing my wedding dress? She wasn't but I don't think that made him feel any better about the deadly puncture wound in the middle her stomach. When I told him that I was ready to put up the "outside" decorations he looked at me from over the top of his glasses and very quietly asked whether he would need his drill...?
The fact that he did is irrelevant.I made my very best efforts to minimize the need for holes in our house in order to hold up the tree branches that I wanted to overhang the deck but sometimes, string just doesn't cut it. After the tree drilling, he got electricity out there for me to plug in orange strings of lights and engaged in a discussion about where best to put speakers for the Haunted Music to creep up and around the arriving guests. (I'm thinking under the deck but neither of us has volunteered to crawl under there yet.) I haven't figured where the fog machine will be placed either but my idea of the roof or under the steps will have to be carefully approached???
We had to buy another extension cord... we needed one anyway. The lighted pumpkins at the front gates require power and Joe agreed to put hooks in the overhead gate (20 feet up) in order to hang such extension cords in the event that we need power for other things - like Christmas or Easter. I guess he's looking to make his life easier in the future.Last night I did some last minute shopping at West Edmonton Mall. Theyhave a great store there called Spencer's that loves Halloween as much as I do.
I bought a rat that flops around in a trap and a costume for Simba dog. It's an Elvis costume! - and this is where I think I mighthave gone overboard. My dog can't talk but he does have a way of communicating with me. I tied the bell bottom jump suit on him, complete with sequins and a cape with a high collar. He couldn't walk very well, which actually added to his look because he would fling his front feet out in front of him or to the side which was pretty much justl ike the real Elvis. It was quite funny to watch. However, I don't think Simba was amused, nor do I think he likes Halloween to the extent that I do. He managed to find a way to shed the costume rather quickly(much like his hair) and headed out the door of the house. I never saw him again for an hour. I guess that's his answer to dressing up for the party... "if I can't go as a super dog, I'm not going as anything"....I'm returning the dog costume today. c.
"The Creator"
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Annette's photos
Monday, October 22, 2007
Sunday doodlings
I missed the best part of this photo...it happened two minutes before I grabbed the camera. The clouds above the mountain have a tinge of pink from the sunshine, but moments before the underside of the clouds were bright pink. i think that was the only sunshine that came out on Sunday, however it was still a pretty decent day. Emil picked up leaves with the lawnmower and put away the canopy on our bedroom balcony. It looks bare out there now, but at least we won't be shovling snow from around it. Speaking of snow,the snowbelt was way low this morning... A customer from Rossland said they woke up to snow this morning! I planted some garlic cloves in my garden from these huge garlics that Janice brought us. Carolyne suggested a layer of straw on top of them to prevent them from getting frozen... I'll do that next week-end.
I concentrated on vacuuming and washing floors this Sunday... the joint smells fresh now! We spent an hour or more in the hot-tub, just getting thawed out... a good way to wind down a Sunday afternoon.
After taking down light fixtures and washing them, I moved into lining some of my shelves with this very sticky shelf liner ( aka MActac) It was stickier than hell, but could be moved a bit ,even after it was in place. I had some old stuff in the under the sink cupboard. It looked like it was totally dead and disgusting, so it came out and now the whole cupboard looks 100% fresher.
My finished cupboard.
I have been downloading tunes from ITUNES and their new I tunes Plus sight. The sound quality is excellent... even downloaded the theme to Linus and Lucy! I am listening to "The Wall" by Pink Flloyd. Although titled that way, it really is a compilation of songs found on variously distributed albumns... Now I have to get my headsets up and running....or maybe listen to it on my new ipod,thru the earbuds. I love having the new Ipod... I can play my spanish lessons on the way to work and home every day... Stupendo!
ok...time for bed... I have an achy neck again tonight... from sitiing ,I think. Horizontal feels good. I did my yearly today and the doc gave me a clean bill of blood pressure health. 110/70...like a young'en... must be all of that porridge I am eating for breakfast!
I talked to the kids tonight...all is well down in their world. Annette returned from a nice weekend up at Whistler with her friend, Jen. She is all relacxed after having written her exam earlier in the week.
Sonia was in her happy element that started early this morning, She opened the door to take out Spike, and there on her front lawn, looking back at her were a Doe and a Buck with a sizable rack on his head...both looking back at Sonia and Spike ,before they bolted towards Tillicom Mall. Then she saw a double rainbow,and lastly found a lucky penny,just before opening a really good news kind of letter that came to her in the mail! I told her to get out and get herself a lottery ticket!
Thats it for tonight...Love ya all and miss everyone... Besos to all...
Sunday, October 21, 2007
IKEA Dream Kitchen
This is a fun site if you have the patience for it...slowly move your mouse towards the top of the screen to advance into another kitchen... cute...




