Wow, that came quickly!
Nice to have a long weekend that I could actually enjoy and not have to worry about studying for exams or doing something for the Dillman Project.
Cameron came up this weekend late on Friday and it was great to see him, eventhough it had only been a couple of weeks since we last saw each other.
On Saturday we had a pretty lazy day. He helped around the house a bit after our late breakfast. And then he helped his mom get a few things done for her Masters stuff. And we hung out for a little bit before venturing off to Save-On-Foods to get a few things as we promised to make dinner. We ended up making some chicken burgers with kiwi salsa. Which were excellent!
On Sunday the plan was to do the KVR on bikes, but not enough bikes were in working order so we went for some yummy lunch at a restaurant called "Cabana" and walked along Mill creek with the dogs.
On Monday we went for a quick but yummy and delicious brunch across from the Greyhound station and ran to the bus after slow service on the meal and Cameron was off back to Vancouver as he had to tutor that evening.
Monday afternoon I went for a hike in Okanagan Mountain Lake Provincial Park. I took the dogs. Wally managed not to barf on the car ride, but he puked once when we were walking to the trail head and once after we were reading the sign. And they both saved up their poop for the trail. The joy of dogs. Halfway along the trail I ran into a few of the people who are doing their placement in Kelowna! What a coincidence and proof of small town Okanagan! Anyways we made plans to have dinner later. The hike was really wet. It rained like it was Vancouver. But it was still a really interesting hike. It was an area where the fires got to a few years ago and there was a lot of burn damage. Made for a great view and interesting scenery.
After getting the soaking dogs home in a car that may permanently smell like wet dog, I went down to Westbank to have pizza and a Batman movie that I felt like I never saw with some phresh physios.
Good weekend :)
Nice to have a long weekend that I could actually enjoy and not have to worry about studying for exams or doing something for the Dillman Project.
Cameron came up this weekend late on Friday and it was great to see him, eventhough it had only been a couple of weeks since we last saw each other.
On Saturday we had a pretty lazy day. He helped around the house a bit after our late breakfast. And then he helped his mom get a few things done for her Masters stuff. And we hung out for a little bit before venturing off to Save-On-Foods to get a few things as we promised to make dinner. We ended up making some chicken burgers with kiwi salsa. Which were excellent!
On Sunday the plan was to do the KVR on bikes, but not enough bikes were in working order so we went for some yummy lunch at a restaurant called "Cabana" and walked along Mill creek with the dogs.
On Monday we went for a quick but yummy and delicious brunch across from the Greyhound station and ran to the bus after slow service on the meal and Cameron was off back to Vancouver as he had to tutor that evening.
Monday afternoon I went for a hike in Okanagan Mountain Lake Provincial Park. I took the dogs. Wally managed not to barf on the car ride, but he puked once when we were walking to the trail head and once after we were reading the sign. And they both saved up their poop for the trail. The joy of dogs. Halfway along the trail I ran into a few of the people who are doing their placement in Kelowna! What a coincidence and proof of small town Okanagan! Anyways we made plans to have dinner later. The hike was really wet. It rained like it was Vancouver. But it was still a really interesting hike. It was an area where the fires got to a few years ago and there was a lot of burn damage. Made for a great view and interesting scenery.
After getting the soaking dogs home in a car that may permanently smell like wet dog, I went down to Westbank to have pizza and a Batman movie that I felt like I never saw with some phresh physios.
Good weekend :)
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