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Well, my vacation is over. Poo.
I had the greatest time in Ontario with Patrick's family. And truth be told, those two weeks went by way too fast.
Man, I don't even know what I should write about. (Me? At a loss for words? Quelle Surprise!)
So, I stayed with his family, in the bunkhouse that Pat and his dad built last year. I met his siblings and his grandparents, as well as all of his friends. It was hot, hot, hot a lot of the time, and there was even a tornado (which just missed us...) I'll admit, I cried when it came time to leave. I really enjoyed being there. There's tonnes of pictures yet to come. I've got a bunch on my flickr account, and my other flickr account, and Patrick's sister has some on hers. Which I can't remember just now....
Downside to the trip.... my bag came off the luggage carousel in pieces. Looked like someone had taken a straight razor to the sides of it and got slash-happy. I'm pretty sure all of my stuff is there though. But I really liked that bag :(
And....even though I had booked today off from work, and even called (or rather, had my mom call, I was still sleeping) to reiterate that I would NOT be coming to work today, I still have to go. They've shortened my shift a little bit, but I'd just as soon stay home, and argue with customer services about my bag.
But, it's all good. I've got to shower, and do some laundry. I'll go to work, come home, and start cleaning my room to get ready for my last year of school. Which I'm crazy excited for.
I'll try to catch up on reading what's been going on with everyone, but no promises :P
Pictures next post!
*EDIT*
I forgot one of the most exciting things! There was a store in Bracebridge, the next town over, a wonderful, wonderful yarn store. As a lovely pressie, the family gave me a kit from that store, because they saw me admiring the model in the store. It was this. This pretty tank top from Katia, made in Arc en Ciel yarn, which is incredibly soft. The yarn is #10 on this sheet. I'm pretty much going to start it right away, but I might leave out the crochet flower.