About Me

name: Beanie
age: 35
email: bbbeans@yahoo.com


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Book: New York by Edward Rutherfurd

Music: 1999 by Prince

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Mommy on the Floor
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Screaming Bean
Wednesday, March 23, 2005

I realized that I was dwelling on the car and hadn't really told about the trip. (The car was repaired by the way...thank you Goodyear.) It turns out that last week was "March Break" in Canada. That means that half the country leaves. The other half goes to IKEA, or invades our hotel pool. We did touristy things, ate poutaine, went to Tim Hortons. We did get to watch the wonder that was the Canadian National Curling Tournament. It's broadcast on TV. Alberta v. Nova Scotia. It can be a very compelling sport, though not as confusing as cricket. They mike the curlers, and you get play by play. Sadly, I fell asleep before the last end. The spouse said that it was a nail biter, though it would have been more exciting had it been explained that it was a big planned play by Alberta. All in all, I really wouldn't mind living in Canada. I find it a very friendly, progressive, and interesting country. Of course, to be an attorney there I'd have to go back to school...again.

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