A little more clearly now.
This entry was posted on Tuesday, November 15, 2005 at 2:38 PM.
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JM said:
I like the "bragging rights" system that seems to happen at all elementary school functions.
I'm glad that the babe is feeling better. Babies should be happy at all times! It helps them deal with the real world when the time comes.
christina said:
So glad that your little guy is feeling better! Those baby coughs really used to freak me out.
Penticton is about 395 km away from Vancouver and I've been there a few times on the way to somewhere else. :-)Have to admit I can't remember a thing about it - it's been years and years.
The Okanagan Valley is really pretty, but the best times to see it are mid-summer and winter when there's snow. But I'm guessing there are lots of wineries open at this time of year.
Did you see this site?
Penticton
Cathy said:
Vani;
Yes, I would love to hear how your went.
Angel;
You are right; everything is wrong with the world when a babe is not well.
Christina;
Thanks so much for the info., and ironically, I had just come across that site today; funny how it says "stay forever"...sorry, I've only got a couple of days!:) Take care.
Mise en Place said:
So glad to hear that the babe is doing better, YAY! As far as crossing things off a to do list, THAT is always a good thing. Good luck tonight with you parent/teacher conf.
x said:
Get well soon rosy cheeked babe.
And you Cathy, i hope you are feeling better. Blog neighbourhood got a little tired these last few days. We'll make it!
xx
Heidi said:
Cathy,
Glad ur babe is feeling better. :)
I hope u get to cross off more of your things to do list very soon.
It stresses me out when I have not completed my do list.
Cathy said:
Momyblogr;
Just back from the parent/teacher; turns out my pre-schooler is functioning at the level of a grade 2er. Proud momma, yes, but also afraid that he will be bored bored bored in school the next few years.
Chloe;
Hanging on...things can only be better tomorrow, right?
Heidi;
I get stressed out when I do not cross things off my to do list, too. That was my problem this morning; everything was stacking up against me. Now I have narrowed the list down significantly.
I'm not a lumberjack or a fur trader. I don't live in an igloo, eat blubber or own a dogsled. I don't know Jimmy Suzie or Sally from Canada, Although I'm certain they're very nice. I have a prime minister, not a president, I speak English and French, not American. And I pronounce it 'about' not 'a-boot.' I can proudly sew my country's flag on my backpack. I believe in peacekeeping, not policing; Diversity, not assimilation. And that the beaver is a proud and noble animal. A tuque is a hat, a chesterfield is a couch. And it's pronounced zed. OK? Not zee. Zed. Canada is the second-largest land mass, the first nation of women's hockey and the best part of North America. My name is Cathy and I am Canadian.
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4:45 PM
good that the baby is better. :) it seems like everyone has the meetings- i had mine too yesterday, it was my first and it was very intresting- the whole 5 minutes!! i shall post about it if i get the chance. :)