Normally long gaps between my postings mean that not much is really going on but this time it's been quite the opposite. Things have picked up fast in the last little bit, in a good way!! Jon and I (Okay, me more so than Jon... but still) have been getting alot of chances to just really focus on us and take some time back for ourselves. After a trip down to Lockeport for my sister in law's grad from high school, Canada Day celebrations and now spending a week with my family in Jersey it certainly has been go go go!! I'll blog again once I'm home about my Jersey trip, but for now I'll say that words cannot even begin to describe how theraputic coming home is. I truly love mine and Jon's life that we've built together in Halifax, but there is something about the home you grew up in that cannot be replaced or replicated. It is what it is, and exists only in that one place, and needs to be cherished.
These pics are mostly of my niece and her mommy and daddy! (And we have a nephew on the way as you can see!!)
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Friday, July 2, 2010
Happy Birthday Canada... And The Navy Too!!
Canada Day is Jon's FAVORITE holiday, hands down. He loves it more than Christmas and his birthday... combined. I haven't quite figured out why but he absolutely loves it!! So I was thrilled that he got in from sea early and we were able to enjoy the festivities for it!
This Canada day was very special because it was also the 100th Anniversary of the Canadian Navy, and I have always had a fascination with the Navy. The morning of Canada Day Jon and I headed down to the Halifax waterfront to check out all the amazing Navy boats from all over the world in town to celebrate with us! We actually also got a tour of a Danish ship. It was the largest in the Danish Navy, and actually had two docks for helicopters on board, and had one helicopter there. Pretty cool stuff!! :o) Unfortunately I had forgotten my camera so these are pics that I looked up of the ship online, from the Danish Navy website.
After checking out the waterfront, and grabbing some burgers on the boardwalk for lunch we headed home for a nap. (It was at this point that we realized we are officially old....hehe.) And then we were off to the Joel Plaskett concert at Alderny Landing on the Dartmouth Waterfront. It was good music, fireworks and a great time enjoying a beautiful and very special Canada Day with my hunny. Luckily, this time I remembered my camera!
This Canada day was very special because it was also the 100th Anniversary of the Canadian Navy, and I have always had a fascination with the Navy. The morning of Canada Day Jon and I headed down to the Halifax waterfront to check out all the amazing Navy boats from all over the world in town to celebrate with us! We actually also got a tour of a Danish ship. It was the largest in the Danish Navy, and actually had two docks for helicopters on board, and had one helicopter there. Pretty cool stuff!! :o) Unfortunately I had forgotten my camera so these are pics that I looked up of the ship online, from the Danish Navy website.
After checking out the waterfront, and grabbing some burgers on the boardwalk for lunch we headed home for a nap. (It was at this point that we realized we are officially old....hehe.) And then we were off to the Joel Plaskett concert at Alderny Landing on the Dartmouth Waterfront. It was good music, fireworks and a great time enjoying a beautiful and very special Canada Day with my hunny. Luckily, this time I remembered my camera!
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
This Is The Good Stuff....
After three weeks with me stuck here in Nova Scotia, and Jon on the other side of the country in BC for a scientific diving course we finally got some time in together to kick off the summer! On a spur of the moment decision, we decided at 6:00pm we'd be going camping that night. It's funny, because those who know me well know that I'm pretty eager to start our family and begin that chapter of our lives together... But little things like this definitely help you to stop and appreciate how sweet life is just the way it is for a moment. While I'm sure we'll still be very active with our kids, taking off at 6:00pm and just being able to pick up and go is definitely a luxury lost when children come in to the picture. It's nice to have moments like this to remind ourselves how lucky we truly are.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Feeling Nostalgic...
I've been thinking a lot about family recently and feeling nostalgic, so made a video that I wanted to share. Enjoy!
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