Ahhhh…. Home once again…
* This was not taken by me.
Well, we’re home! We are moving in again. I have my bed, a desk and drawers in my room. And I am trying to keep out junk. We have opened all our boxes that we sent home and it is like Christmas! I have all these new clothes and souvenirs! Some from Egypt, some from China, some from Argentina, some from Thailand or Cambodia. I can’t wait until we are all moved in!
I have visited one friend of mine. Mairi. I dance with her. We have also gone to a welcome home party that was hosted from my Moms friend, Liz. Liz is really funny and very nice. Thanks Liz!
Also, before we arrived home, we visited another friend of my Moms, Janice. No not my Mom. My Moms friend. Her house was really beautiful! Janice is an architect. I showed her an awesome design site http://www.designrecoleta.com.ar/index.asp. You can look at the shops in this all design mall. It has some super-funky stuff!
It is great to be back in Ottawa, once again!
And when you see me, are you going to tell me how much I’ve grown?
I have to go now. This is possibly the last post of this blog. So, thank you for following my blog! I don’t know you is reading it, maybe nobody! Naw! I am sure someone must read it!
Once again, Thank you for reading the blog!
-Alannah :)
This is a horse at the Ukrainian Vilage not to far from Edmonton, Alberta. Alex, Luke and I were trying to give some long pieces of grass but it didn’t work. When he started to walk away, he made 6 large ,loud farts. We almost couldn’t stop laughing.
I hope you come to Ottawa some day Alex!
This picture was taken at a Ukrainian village near Edmonton. We saw the mother and father come frequently to feed the chicks. The one in the middle got most of the regurgitated food. They also pooped a lot.
Isn’t that beautiful! I love Canada! I don’t know what the name of this lake is because we were on our way somewhere and we were just passing by in our Nissan something.
I am pretty sure that these are elk. Don’t their ears look so fuzzy!
This is Lake Peyto (Pee-to). The colour was amazing! you can see the lake continues a bit out in the distance. It was fabulous!
These are Big Horn Mountain Sheep. This is a mother and baby and as we drove by, we noticed that the mother was, in fact, eating gravel! Maybe she needed minerals. We saw them when we were passing by on the other side and my mom just turned around and headed over to them. We didn’t stop, since you are not aloud too.
This is either an elk or caribou. We think it is an elk because the caribou are very rare to see in the Canadian Rockies. The picture is a bit blurry but it was the best I could do. The Park Rangers tell people not to stop and look but to drive on by. If you do stop, the animals will become accustomed to humans and might come to close to the roads.
Many people were stopping and getting in my way…. Oops
