stubsadventures

After arriving safely in Toronto after an awesome airplane nap, I spent the evening watching football with two guys who had some skin in the game. It was actually the first time all season that I got to watch an NFL game. So far, there is no TV at the resort.

This morning, I got up and roamed around Younge St and people watched while Josh got ready. There are A LOT of crazies in Toronto. One guy stopped me, grabbed my arm and told me that I looked exactly like his sister and it was blowing his mind how that was even possible. I would guess that he was about 65 years old, *shot to ego* until, I walked away from him and a couple stopped me and asked me if he had told me he was a brain surgeon because that was what he had told them. Awesome start to the day. Then I sat in Rachel’s Coffee House and had an really good vanilla latte.

Josh just got a new van and it was time to give it a run for its money, we left the city and headed straight north. We first stopped in Beaverton and got out and walked along the lake. It was a gorgeous sunny day, without any wind. A nice change from the snow I left in Alberta.

From there, we headed to one of the coolest neighbourhoods I have ever seen, a place called Lagoon City. It is a little place filled with man-made channels that all the houses back onto. There was every kind of house there, from budget townhouses to multimillion dollar houses and each one of them backed onto the lagoon.

The entire day, we ended up driving the entire way around Lake Simcoe. I got to see lots of old buildings and a tree filled with shoes. I’d say that’s a pretty good success.

Stubs.