Three Days to See

[jennyvidas]

I received a card in the mail from my Aunt Pat this week. I always get a little more excited for my Aunt Pat's mail, because she occasionally makes very cool homemade cards. Before the whole "scrapbooking" trend blew up, my Aunt and I used to make cards from time to time. On an "Aunts Weekend" to Cape Cod in the late eighties or early nineties

Comments

[twergi]

I particularly enjoyed how you base your "days" around food.

[twergi]

Oh look, I'm doing the past and present tense thing too! It does worked for me!

[birdwalk]

That makes me want to kick you. Did you read travel brochures for fun???

[ilovedave]

Ha. I remember doing these kinds of horribly bleak essays when I was a kid. I remember one very similiar to this where we had to decide whether to lose our vision or our hearing. I chose vision, 'cause I'm already partially blind -- but that was bullshit, I say they take one ear and one eye. I like both those senses, thank you very much.

[madlycool]

It's possible to see the Aurora in Montreal, but it wouldn't be common. I've seen it just a couple of times, the Toronto area being marginally a little more south than Montreal. Plus, being in a city is a problem from light pollution. I'm not sure the underground provides the best shopping, but it is a relief in the winter. But Notre Dame is beautiful.