12 October 2011

wordless wednesday















5 October 2011

Rails and trails

Us on the Kettle Valley Railway

Oma, Opa and Esme on the train

Steam Train

Looks very Harry Potterish (the train does.. not the family members)



The whole gang.. celebrating Dennis and Alida's anniversary

Elmo Love

Bags.. already loves her bags :)

So happy

Going shopping

Static

Gardening


Walking for the Cure with Oma

Survivors up on stage.. Oma's up there

Opa walked too


More and more bags

"Heffy" (Heavy bags.. but still won't put them down)

Chilled out

22 September 2011

just because

grocery shopping with her dad

grandpa makes the porch nice and cozy

pretending to go 'nigh nigh'

telling us something important

more important info

happy happy

making 'noodos' (noodles)

water playing

washing oma's deck

trying to splash opa

drink break

shower time


recovery

post-bath hairdo

being a goofball

nice hair esme

19 September 2011

Worthy of Note (even if it is a few months behind :)

My husband's academic achievements seem to make a habit of getting overshadowed by other life events.

In 2007, we picked a date for our wedding and started planning away. By the time we were way deep into arrangements and therefore fully committed to the 10th of June as our wedding date, Alain found out that the commencement ceremonies for his official graduation with his Bachelor of Science from UBC-O were also scheduled for June 10, 2007. No contest there, and the wedding went ahead as scheduled at almost the exact same time as his peers were being handed their diplomas. We did have a family function in the fall to celebrate his achievement but still.

Earlier this year, Alain officially completed another phase of his academic achievements. It was never really announced because new babies (our sweet niece Isabelle) are very exciting and the postal strike happened to drag out the sending and receiving of official documentation.

Background explanations aside.

Take note y'all,  my husband is now a full-fledged journeyman carpenter.

CONGRATULATIONS ALAIN on sticking to it, completing the schooling and all of the work hours to finish being an apprentice and get your Red Seal certification as a carpenter.

I love you honey and am so proud of you for finishing what you started!!



14 September 2011

Wordless Wednesday