bad joke of the day and countdown
28! 2-8! TWENTY-EIGHT DAYS! That means that FOUR WEEKS TODAY! I pick Sharon up at Yorkdale shopping centre in Toronto for what is quickly becoming Sharon and Mindy's Excellent Adenture. When i got home from work yesterday, Dad said to me "Not that i'm excited or anxious about Newfoundland or anything, BUT it's however many weeks, days, HOURS before we fly to Newfoundland!" So yay, he's totally got me beat in the countdown thing.
Dad has been taking Gibbs for a walk for me since i'm usually too tired by the time i get home to do it (though i really do try to take him, if not for Gibbs, then for me). Anyway, he took him today for a L-O-N-G walk. I guess when they got home, Gibbs wandered through the house and tried to find a comfortable spot to sleep for about 20 minutes, then he just sort of fell over and went to sleep. Poor dad, he thought that he'd killed him or something. But the worry was quickly erased when mom took the wondermutt outside and he proceeded to run around the entire backyard. Now he's snoring, with his head on his chewy. Today is June 17 and here is today's useless Newfoundland trivia:
In 2009, tourism added $379 million into the Newfoundland and Labrador economy and 480,000 of the tourists came from 'away' (outside of the province)
See you tomorrow!
Dad has been taking Gibbs for a walk for me since i'm usually too tired by the time i get home to do it (though i really do try to take him, if not for Gibbs, then for me). Anyway, he took him today for a L-O-N-G walk. I guess when they got home, Gibbs wandered through the house and tried to find a comfortable spot to sleep for about 20 minutes, then he just sort of fell over and went to sleep. Poor dad, he thought that he'd killed him or something. But the worry was quickly erased when mom took the wondermutt outside and he proceeded to run around the entire backyard. Now he's snoring, with his head on his chewy. Today is June 17 and here is today's useless Newfoundland trivia:
In 2009, tourism added $379 million into the Newfoundland and Labrador economy and 480,000 of the tourists came from 'away' (outside of the province)
See you tomorrow!