Monday, October 16, 2006

Thanks to all those who have expressed concern over our confrontation two weeks ago. I have not seen the guys since, and I am feeling confident that we are pretty safe here.

Spring is in full swing, we had our first hot day the other day 27 celsius! I was pretty tired at the end of it. I was on the move all day stocking the bedding plants at the garden centre, and I am not used to the heat after experiencing two winters back to back. I hear that next weekend is our second busiest weekend of the year; it is Labour Weekend.

Darrel is enjoying his job working for a small architecture company right down town. His office is on a cute, cobble stone street with cafes, restaraunts, and beauty spas. His desk is right in front of the store front window. People are forever looking in on him and his coworkers. I think he has taken to making fish faces at them because he feels like he is in a fish bowl sometimes. Darrel is getting to know his boss, Darren, pretty well because his first project it to draught Darren's own house.

We went to see a really good kiwi reggae band the other night- Katchafire - it was really nice, they did a few Bob Marley covers along with their own stuff. It was fun to get out and dance. It kind of made me a bit homesick though. A crowd like that in Burlington would have been full of familiar faces to me. At least I know I am likely to find some good friends here.

I am currently planning a getaway for next weekend. Darrel and I both have Sunday and Monday off. I can't divulge any details though. It is a surprise for Darrel's birthday. I will fill you all in next week with some good pics.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hey, Josie and Darrel! as you two are fighting the heat we have had our first snow of the season! Didn't wait until Halloween this year. Love ya, Mom

Anonymous said...

Hi Josie & Darrell!
I try to read your blog on a regular basis... sorry to hear about the scarry drunk guys!

We will miss you both greatly this weekend at Tobin & Erin's wedding!

Love Opal & Mae