Shrapnel

They’re cleaning the parkade at our apartment building today, so Flo left for the office later than usual. The result being that we left at the same time, went to the same place, and took two cars.

As we were leaving I told Flo that she should take her usual route to get here and I’d take mine, and whoever got here first would get the underground parking spot. She didn’t agree.

We got here at exactly the same time. I actually arrived first, but that’s because as I was going through an intersection a couple of blocks from the office Flo was waiting in the turn lane to join the street I was already on. There is no difference at all in our chosen routes.

Shrapnel

They’re cleaning the parkade at our apartment building today, so Flo left for the office later than usual. The result being that we left at the same time, went to the same place, and took two cars.

As we were leaving I told Flo that she should take her usual route to get here and I’d take mine, and whoever got here first would get the underground parking spot. She didn’t agree.

We got here at exactly the same time. I actually arrived first, but that’s because as I was going through an intersection a couple of blocks from the office Flo was waiting in the turn lane to join the street I was already on. There is no difference at all in our chosen routes.

Shrapnel

When I was younger, whenever we went on a family holiday (vacation) my Dad would take a picture of us all standing in front of the plane we were about to get on.

These days you don’t go outside to walk to the plane – especially not here in Canada – and the metal stairs attached to the back of a truck are probably a thing of the past in most parts of the world now. Sadly, I am unable to continue the tradition.

That’s OK though, because I believe I inadvertently started a new family tradition with this picture from January.

The airplane selfie!!

Watch out for number two in the series tomorrow. I’ll try and get Flo in the photo this time too.

Shrapnel

When I was younger, whenever we went on a family holiday (vacation) my Dad would take a picture of us all standing in front of the plane we were about to get on.

These days you don’t go outside to walk to the plane – especially not here in Canada – and the metal stairs attached to the back of a truck are probably a thing of the past in most parts of the world now. Sadly, I am unable to continue the tradition.

That’s OK though, because I believe I inadvertently started a new family tradition with this picture from January.

The airplane selfie!!

Watch out for number two in the series tomorrow. I’ll try and get Flo in the photo this time too.