One day back and a Two-Four down

Once upon a time there was a little baby who didn’t have a name, until her Daddy went to the mall and bought a little pink t-shirt with four letters on it. The four-lettered baby, named after the shirt, liked to sleep. The baby slept all day every day, a baby after her mother’s heart. Her Mommy, who loved her very much even though she had requested not to see her lil babe once born, had to constantly check on the baby to make sure she was breathing -it wasn’t normal for a baby to sleep this much. She must have slept the entire first year away, which may explain a few things. Then the baby grew up. Not much changed in those growing years – she still wore pink t-shirts with writing on them and people often called her four-lettered names. Her Daddy became Big, and the dog was also there to help the Mommy, who often felt Bound, and before anyone knew it – The Babe was off to University where she would sleep threw fire alarms and almost miss a few flights. It seemed her sleeping habits still shaped her life. So when our precious little gem moved overseas, it was no surprise to the world that our baby would sleep for 24 hours straight to avoid jetlag. Besides a few bed aches, a classic 24 hour nap does the body good. (Not the first time I've done it!)

Before I left home, as Red Leader was driving me to the airport, we pulled over in Enoch, a trendy little local village, and met some friends on the side of the road. Here are some great pics! Thanks for the lift Red Leader, and what luck that I ran into some good old friends.

In other news, this morn…err…afternoon when I woke up, I met Jbooks in town and we caught the preview screening of Borat. It was hilarious. We laughed a lot. There were a ton of older people in the audience (like 30 years plus! Yikes!) which makes me ask the following question: WTF?!? I also heard a rumour that they have had to pull the movie in the States because they are afraid no one will get it. Maybe someone can shed some light on that situation. Regardless, it was a great flick. I topped off the evening with some brews with the flatties!

By the way – for anyone in Alberta that spent the past five weeks listening to JP and I sing that techno song to you to see if you knew it - you know, “DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DOOOOOOOOOOODODODODODODODODODODOOD DO DO DO DO DO” - Well, miraculously JP found the title and its “The Launch” by DJ Jean. So BAM! How do you like them apples?

It’s good to be back!