So Much News

Most of the people who read this already know all my news, but I guess it's time to share it with the people who might not know. LOL

Let's see where do I start,

Moving to Edmonton.

As of October 19th, I will no longer be a resident of New Brunswick. Actually on that day, I will be in limbo between provinces, so it'll be a bit like I don't have a home. LOL On October 9th, I will be flying out to see Jeremy and to go on our house hunting trip. It will have been 3 weeks since I had seen Jeremy last, can you say wonderful reunion?!?!?! And because he's in the military, my life will have lots of those wonderful reunions!!

We fly home together on October 15th, and after 5 hectic days of last minute things, we will be heading out by car towards Edmonton. The dog will be driving out with us, however the kitties get to take a plane ride. I'm not so sure they are excited about it though, I took them to the airport today to make sure the Kennel we have is sufficient by Air Canada standards (which it was...phew!!!). and they weren't impressed with the car ride. Ohh well, let's just hope that Air Canada doesn't lose them in the travels!

My last day of work at UPS is October 5th. This kind of saddens me, as I have made some amazing friends there, and I will miss them all greatly. So many people there have touched my life in one way or another, that I will never forget my 7 years at UPS. By the way, October 5th is NEXT FRIDAY!!! Ugh, the time went by really fast for me.

I have a job once I get to Edmonton. It's with another broker. Russell A. Farrow. I'm excited about this, as it relieves the stress of moving without work. It's doing pretty much exactly what I am doing now at UPS, just in a different city and with different people.

Unfortunately, during all of this, my dad was diagnosed with Lung Cancer. That "C" word certainly is a scarey and stressful one. My poor mom and dad have had quite a bit on their minds lately, needless to say. He's started Chemo treatments in Fredericton, and I'm praying to God they work. On a side note here, let me add that the people in my hometown continue to amaze me, even though I do not live there anymore. The local Home Hardware (which my dad worked for, for 32 years) donated shingles, and two screen doors, and about 12 people from the community showed up to do the work, how wonderful is that?

In other good news, I'm 13 weeks pregnant. Jeremy and I both are excited about the baby, however the timing could have been a bit better. Since we are in the process of moving and what not, it makes things a little stressful for me, since he is away in Alberta on a tasking, which leaves me to tie up the loose ends.

That is all my news for now. Eventually I'll post belly pictures, one a month so you guys can see the progress of the belly. And I'll be sure to post about my trip across to the west!

Family Photo

Jeremy, Tucker and I took a family picture while we were in Cape Breton. I liked this one the best. But we have a different one up in the house right now.

Tucker Has A Puppy Friend!!!

I have been so excited on Wednesday myself, Dawn and Joy went to the dog park in Fredericton. Liam and Rascal had a great time playing, however Liam didn't like it when Tucker tried to play with Rascal. He would bark and chase Tucker away. Dawn said she will work on that for next time.

But on Wednesday, a little boxer puppy named Tyson was there. He's about 3.5 months old, brown in color, he's really cute. Tucker and Tyson hit it off pretty quick and they played most of the time both doggies were there! It was nice to see Tucker engaging in play with another dog. Mostly he hides under the bench, and that is where most of the play happened, but it was cute and very exciting for me.

Today, Jeremy and I took Tucker to the dog park again, as we usually do on Sunday afternoons if we are home. I didn't see Tyson coming to the park, but Tucker sure did! He went to the door to greet him. I see Tucker going to the door and thought that's odd, Tucker never goes to the door to meet new dogs. At the time all I could see was a white dog named Ozzy. In through the door walks Tyson, then it all clicked in for me. Tucker met Tyson at the door, however, would not let him into the park very far, so I had to go get him off Tyson. The person who usually brings Tyson to the park is a male, however this time he was with a female. Of course she doesn't know that the two of them played on Wednesday so I explained to her that they had become friends on Wednesday. Of course, she seems like the over protective mother type. So I'm trying to make Tucker behave, of course he just wants to play with Tyson and can't understand why he is not allowed this time. Eventually, the "over protective mother" backed offa bit, when she realized that Tucker wasn't going to hurt Tyson. So the two of them played again today, and Jeremy got to see him play. Which is good, because it is an exciting thing to see. For those of you who have kids, it's like your kid going to school and coming home with a friend for the first time. It's that kind of exciting, like a relief of some sort. "Phew, my kid isn't going to be a loner" kind of relief. LOL

I'll try to snag a picture of Liam, Rascal and Tyson to add to the post here so you can see what kinda puppies I'm talking about.

Ohh, Wednesday was Rascals first time to the park, and Joy said he quite enjoyed himself and he keeps running to the car everytime they go outside. She said it's like he's saying "maybe this time she'll take me to the park to play with the puppies!" LOL We've decided to make the Wednesday thing a regular thing, which is good because Tucker needs the socialization and Rascal really enjoys playing with all the puppies!

Our Yellow House

So for the people I have worked with I have been talking about my yellow house. Even some of my family has not seen my house yet.

I told Jen forever ago that I would take a picture of the Yellow House and post it on my blog. Sorry it took me so long, but here it is!

Welcome Kaylee Jennifer Marie Grant

My friend Jennifer and her husband Jamie are the proud parents of their first baby girl. Riley, who is Jennifer and Jamie's first child, is very excited about the new addition of Kaylee.

I must say she is perfect! At 6 lbs 1 oz she is gorgeous! She has 10 finger and 10 toes and is healthy, which is all a person can ask for.

I got to hold her when she was less then 2 hrs old! What a little darling!!!! I'm not sure how long she is as no one seemed to know the length of the sweetheart, but that's ok I'm sure I'll learn that at some point!

Congrats to Jennifer, Jamie and Riley! Kaylee sure is lucky to have a family like you three!

So Bad at This!

Seems I suck in the world of blogging! I have done so much in the last little while and have not blogged a word of it. If Jeremy ends up posted to Manitoba, I'm going to have to learn to be better at this because for some people it will be one of the only ways to stay up-to-date in my comings and goings.

So let's start with the May long weekend. Jeremy, Tucker and I went to PEI to help mom and dad open the trailer up. Dad wasn't feeling well so Jeremy did most of the outside work. I really suggest going to the island for the long weekend in May...why you might ask...well if you aren't into touristy stuff...ie Anne of Green Gables, and the other amusement parks over there, there is no one else on the island. Cavendish was like a ghost town, but I have to say it was very nice to be able to pull out from the campground and drive up the road at the speed limit. Normally, I'm stuck behind one tourist or another and going like 30km/hr through Cavendish..when all I really want is a Timmy's Coffee! LOL We took Tucker to the beach and had a blast playing with him. He was chewing on everything and picking everything up in his mouth. He really enjoyed it. However, at that time he was still just a baby and he got tired really quickly. So I picked him up onto my knee so he wouldn't be cold. (I know he's baby'd so much, but the cats get it just as much!) That is when Jeremy snapped this picture of me and Tucker.

Now let's move on to I dunno what went on next... We'll move forward, I don't think anything exciting happened in June. Ohh, unless you count puppy classes. Jeremy and I signed (actuallly it was more me) Tucker up for Puppy Class at Pawsative Rewards here in Oromocto. One thing I have decided is that if I'm going to have an 80lb dog that I need to walk and take care of, he better damn well listen to me and know his commands. I also wanted to socialize him with other puppies, so that he will know how to behave around other dogs. Thursday, July 5th was his graduation. Unfortunately, Tucker did not really play with the other puppies that much. He would rather sit between Jeremy and I and watch the other puppies horse around. However, on Thursday, he was much more interested in the other puppies. Go figure, the last night of class and he decides he wants to play with them! LOL Ahh well, they don't offer any courses for the summer so there will be no Grade 1 in Tuckers near future, until Jeremy finds out where we will be moving, at that time we will be back in contact with our trainer to find out where a good spot to go would be. I emailed her for a class picture, and will add it when I get it.

I only know the dogs names, I have no idea on the owners! LOL but from left to right we have Sophie, Rosie, Maggie, Boss, Zeus, and my little Tucker! lol...missing from the picture is Trigger who was a bit of aggressive.

For the July 1st weekend, I sooked my way to the Cabot Trail. haha! I told Jeremy that if there was a possibility of us not being on the East Coast come September, then I wanted to see the Cabot Trail before we went. He had just come out of the field after spending 5 days out in the wilderness with the guys, sleeping on the ground and what not, here I was convincing him that camping would be awesome! lol but I won and Jeremy, Tucker and I headed out to the Cabot Trail on Friday. After about 5 hrs of driving we got stopped because the Natives had the road blocked. We were stopped there for about 45 mins before we could continue on our travels. We arrived at the campground at about 845pm and quickly checked in, and headed to town to get some food. During the weekend, we decided to hit all of the waterfall trails and then Jeremy seen the Skyline Trail and he wanted to do that one. However, no dogs were allowed on this trail. We thought about just taking him anyways, however the trail seemed to be quite busy and there were always people around. We didn't know why we couldn't take Tucker, so we stopped at information and asked. It was because there are a lot of moose on that trail and Tucker might bark, which would cause the moose to charge. Not exactly my idea of a nice Sunday hike. Jeremy had pretty much decided he wouldn't go, but I had drug him there and this was the only thing he had asked to really do. So I suggested that he hike it alone and that I would take care of Tucker. He was game for that. So Sunday morning we got up, had breakfast and then I dropped Jeremy off on the trail so that he could hike it and take tons of pictures for me. We drove home on Sunday and got a late start leaving so it put us home about midnight. We missed the fireworks, however we did see some from the highway as we drove past cities and towns along the way. Our trip home was a bit longer because we decided to do the whole cabot trail and ventured all the way around it on our way. Jeremy got some awesome shots of the waterfalls and the other various scenery along the way. We stopped at Green Cove to take a family picture. Jeremy used his tripod to take it. It turned out ok, a little dark, but really not that bad.

That brings us to today, hopefully I will get my act together and start posting a little more often. I finally got batteries for my camera so I can actually take pictures too. LOL Jeremy thinks I'm a little too dependent on him in the picture department. However, I did take some pictures on the Cabot Trail...mostly because he was in the picture! LOL

First Vet Visit

Tucker had his first vet vist today. Poor puppy got his first needle and his first deworming. He cried when the Vet put the needle in. and continued to cry for a bit afterwards and tried to bit the needle that the vet was using. I got a little teared up too...as I was worried about the puppy! He's a good boy and I felt bad for him, however things were soon made better when the vet put food in front of him and he gobbled it up.

Jeremy was a bit upset too about the needle and him crying. The vet just said "he does have shepherd in him" which means I guess that they are a bit whimpy and she said he will be quite vocal with whines and grunts to let us know what kind of mood he's in. I think it's kinda cute, however, Jeremy does not....he thinks....."ohh boy a whimpy dog"

The vet and Jeremy had a big talk about worms and what not, the vet said most puppies have worms, as they get it from the milk of the mother. This of course grossed Jeremy out and he's been walking around ever since saying "I feel the worms in my shoulder/neck/head/arm (insert any other body part)" LOL I laugh at him because I know he's being funny. The vet said not to worry if he happens to poop out any worms that it would be normal and that is the deworming stuff working.

Since Jeremy did the Puppy Plan at the Vet we got some samples and some free toys for Tucker. Well they aren't really free, but anyways, Tucker is now the most spoiled puppy on the planet. LOL I'll have to take a picture of all his toys and him...now would actually be a good time because he's sleeping! lol Jeremy bought him two toys, I got him two toys and the puppy plan had two toys in it...for a grand total of 6 toys, and two more if you count Jeremy and I because we become Jungle Jeremy and Jungle Lisa when we are on the floor with him! lol It's cute now, but in a little while it won't be so cute when he's knocking us both over because he's so big!

Introducing.....Tucker!!!

Jeremy and I got a dog on Tuesday. Rather a puppy, one who is not housetrained, and pees everywhere. He's still cute tho! I have to admit I do enjoy teaching him new things. But what I wouldn't give for a whole night of sleep with out him waking up at all! with no pee breaks, and no whining ohh and no chewing on my fingers and other parts of my body while I'm trying to sleep! lol

Tucker's been coming to work with me, so that we can make him a sociable dog. So far so good, he'll go to anyone who bends down to his level and says his name. It's really rather cute. However, the peeing and pooping...not so cute! LOL

Ohh and to answer the question, that I know is on all your minds. The cats are ok with him. Nellie grew up with mom and dad's dog Lady, so she's ok with the puppy and I think she feels a bit motherly towards him. She follows him around some, and gives him kisses once in awhile. Wink however, growls and hisses when he gets to close and sometimes swat at him. Her and I had a huge talk today about her attitude toward him, she was a bit better tonight he walked up to her as she was standing by me and when I seen they were close I said "Wink...be nice" and she meowed. I'm not sure what she was trying to say...but at least it wasn't a hiss or growl. I'm also not sure if it was directed at me or Tucker...but as I said..either way it was all good.

Ohh...I taught Tucker to chase things and bring them back to me today...not too bad for a 9 week old puppy eh?!?!! Ok...so he doesn't always bring it back to me, but he does bring it back to the area....LOL He won't do it in front of Jeremy so of course I'm sure he doesn't believe me. LOL but I swear it'st true.

And those are my toes in that picture!

Passport Photos Complete!

I finished my application for my passport and today I went to get the pictures taken. I went to the superstore and got them done and it cost me less then 12 dollars!

Aren't these beautiful pictures??

Flower Time!

I came home today and Jeremy had gotten me flowers! Awww....Sweet...as Jen would say!

I get home and Jeremy is cleaning the living room (yes he cleans...he's in the military afterall!LOL) I go in and talk to him, then back to the kitchen to put my coat away (no not on the back of the chair!lol) then I turn back to the living room he says, did you see what I got you today? No i said as I step back into the kitchen. I look on the table..nope nothing, I'm thinking ok what is it. Then he says on top of the fridge. I look and there is a flower arrangement! My first ones since October, "aww" I said. He smiled at me. I went and gave him a kiss and thanked him and moved the flowers to the table. He said "I felt it was flower time again" I said "there's a time for flowers?" he said "no, I just meant I felt I should get you some"

Jeremy then got playing around with the camera and he took this picture of one of the flowers. Yes, I swear Jeremy took that picture...a photo genious I tell you! Him and Jen could go head to head on this one! Both of them take amazing pictures!

Here are pictures of the full arragement. Pretty nice eh?! I love just because flowers, they are so much more special then the oh It's valentine's day I have to get her flowers...flowers. And today was not off to a good start. It snowed number one, Number two he was late getting up cuz the power went off and number three I took the snowbrush to Fredericton with me. HAHA. So at 9am this morning I got a nice little sarcastic email from him stating "Thanks for leaving the snow brush" HAHA. I don't think I have ever gotten along with anyone like this before, it's nice to be this happy and in a relationship.

What the Hell is that?!?!

That was my question too. I know you are all thinking it! I came home on Monday and this is what was on the wall in my living room. I dunno what it is, but it's not what Jeremy and I had discussed.

We discussed a 3x3 block of pictures on the wall framed with wood. Ok so the frame thing he's half got...lol I dunno what happened to the pictures, but this is what we ended up with. I'm not sure if he thinks it's a masterpiece or not, but I don't want to hurt his feelings so I'll leave it there until the next time he goes off to the field, then I'll go get some frames and fix this thing on my wall! LOL On the plus side, these are all pictures Jeremy took, pretty cool huh?! Except the ugliness of how it's displayed!

Moved In

This is just going to be a quick little message, as I want to wait until I have some pictures to add before posting anything longer.

The move went very well, we moved everything on Tuesday, altho Jeremy and I moved some things on Monday evening. It took about 4 hours to move everything, and we had most things set up right away. There were a few little odds and ends to unpack and what not but mostly everything was done.

Jeremy's stuff still isn't out of storage yet, we'll be expecting that in the next week or two. Not sure how much stuff he has, as the house is nicely done right now, not too crammed with stuff, not to empty. I kinda like it with just my stuff. Ahh well, apparently when you move in with someone you have to share your space and include their stuff with yours! Dang rules! haha!

I have to say that moving in and being here feels right. In a weird kinda way, it feels like this is exactly where I should be in my life. It's an odd feeling, and I can't say I've really ever felt quite this way before. I'll take it though, because it beats the crap out of feeling out of place. It almost feels as though I've always lived here.

I asked Tara today if she thought it was to do with Jeremy and I living together, or because I had moved out from my brother. She said it was probably a combination of the both things. I do kinda miss having Troy around, afterall we have lived together since my breakup with Jeff. But at the same time, it's nice to be on my own again.

Jeremy and I have started some great habits, and I hope they continue. We do our dishes right after supper, we sweep the kitchen floor once a day, the rest of the house is twice a week (well sorta..we've done it twice or more since we moved in).

If I can get my camera to work, I should have pictures sometime this week to put on here. Then everyone will see what I mean about the color of the house, as well as the how small it is! I hope my camera works, cuz I can't afford another one before my trip to Scotland, and I don't think Jeremy will trust me with his camera! LOL

1 Week to Moving Day

It's one week til moving day. Am I excited?? Yes! I haven't been inside the place yet, but I do feel a bit excited, as it climbs closer to the day it seems my excitement has been building, hopefully after I see the place I will get very very very excited!

So many boxes around here, I don't know where I'm going to put everything in that little PMQ!

Atop a Mountain November/December 2006

The picture above is a bunch of pictures taken seperately and Jeremy made them into the creation above. Amazing View eh?!?! Wouldn't you like to build a house there?

One this trip, which turned out to be a trek in the woods, as we went off the beaten path to get to where Jeremy could take some good pictures, on this trip I learned safety is important, however, good pictures are more important. We met up with a couple who were taking pictures as well, he had brought a tripod and offered it to Jeremy to use, however it was cold and the batteries in Jeremy's camera weren't holding a charge, so we opted to let the couple go on their way and we stood there in the cold for what seemed like forever until Jeremy got the perfect pictures to create the above one picture from a bunch of pictures. For some reason there is a cross at the top of the mountain, Jeremy didn't take a picture of it, but it was kind of an eye sore. Jeremy said something about some Priest building it and wanting to put it somewhere where everyone could see, except you can't see it because there are trees and it's ON TOP OF A MOUNTAIN!!! lol

I remember that I didn't want to go walking that day, we had spent the whole time walking and I was about to complain about walking however I'm very glad that I went for the hike.

Hey Jen...You looking for a hiking partner for Mount whatever in Maine?? I bet Jeremy would go with you! I'll watch from the bottom! LOL

Biodome and Olympic Stadium November/December 2006

Jeremy and I took in the Biodome and the Olympic Stadium as well. I had never been to a zoo before, and that's what i figure the biodome is, an indoor zoo! LOL Someday I'll make it to a real zoo, and when I do then I'll know what it looks like. The animals are pretty much free to roam in the building. They have different sections, Rainforest, Arctic, North American, and there was a marine time place too with fish...lots and lots of fish! LOL

I was worried in the rainforest that the birds might poop on my head, LOL, and these were no Crows....we are talking parrots and other HUGE birds. I found just about all the animals on the list except for the Iguana or Cameleon...darn thing..blending in with it's background. I literally spent a lot of time looking for him, and went back when he ended up being the only one I couldn't find! GRRRRR!!!! Next time I'll find him! If only I had a way to bring him out of hiding! LOL Jermey had a field day taking pictures, so...I have to try to find a lot to talk about in order to make the pictures fit on here right. lol! Jen needs to teach me the collage thing she does, so that I can do that with the 7 million pictures Jeremy took of our trip! LOL

I liked the monkey, he was a cutie, the birds were huge I tell ya! LOL Much bigger then anything I've ever seen. The rainforest section was quite warm! I had to take my coat off for fear of stroke..Just kidding it wasn't that bad, but it was warm.

They had a place in there that was glassed in that had frogs (Poisonous ones) and a snake. I had a great time finding all of them. The silly frog with blue spots tho was a hard one to get out of hiding! LOL But he made an appearance, but jumped away again before Jeremy could get the camera angled just so! Silly boy snap the picture and hope it turns out! LOL

The otters were cool, they were playing and wouldn't stay still very long, so Jeremy had a hard time getting a picture of them. I got to see my first ever LIVE porcipine! I have the picture to prove that they were ALIVE, and not squished on the road! LOL There were other cool animals in the North American Section too, umm some beavers I think, and some birds (every room had birds...Melissa wouldn't like it! lol)

See all the fishies in the back ground? It was a huge tank full of fish! I've seriously never seen so many fish all in one place! It was cool to see them and I think Jeremy would have stayed there all day! He had a great time taking pictures of all the fish! There was a crab in the next section, and Jeremy had a great time explaining to me all the different organisms in the same tank as the crab, him being a zoologist makes him somewhat of an expert I guess..LOL

Now to my FAVOURITE part!!!!! the PENGUINS!!!!! The night before we went to see Happy Feet at the IMAX (which was awesome...the movie and the IMAX) So I was very very excited to see the Penguins at the Biodome. I was a bit disappointed that I didn't hear any singing or see any dancing, but they were awesome just the same! Jeremy and I had watched March of the Penguins as well, so I am well informed in what those little guys go through! I think we have a picture of the Puffins too...which are another of my favourites!! If you haven't seen Happy Feet yet...You have to make sure you get it on March 27th and watch it because it's an awesome movie! I could have spent hours sitting there watching the penguins, however, apparently Jeremy didn't want to! LOL

Then it was off to the Olympic Stadium, which I was in awe over, as in 1976 Olympic athletes from all over the world had walked the same path I did, they had stood in the same lobby that I stood in, and they were full of excitement and anticipation! It was not the best of days to go there, we went up the tower (not near as exciting as the CN Tower) and it was iced up on all sides except for one, but Jeremy took some pictures on the way up and the way down and from the top.

Old Montreal November/December 2006

We decided to head out to Old Montreal and take in the sites there, I can't believe how many art stores/galleries there are, not that I could afford anything there, but Jeremy and I had an arguement about one painting (I can't remember if it was in Montreal or Quebec City) It was of a tree in the fall I assume since the leaves were red. It was a huge painting hanging in a window. I said it was a painting he argued with me that it was a picture someone had taken. Once we got up close to it you could see the brush strokes...point to me! HAHA!

Old Montreal was cool, but Old Quebec was much more entertaining, so I'll just fill this post with a bunch of pictures that Jeremy took! HAHA! I thought we were going to get lost walking up and down all the streets.

While there we took in the Notre Dame Basilica. It reminded me so much of my nan. Beautiful church. Jeremy took a ton of pictures there too. and since the church is in Old Montreal, I'm going to add it to this post.

As you can tell from one of the pictures below there was a choir there practicing. We definitely were not alone in the church! LOL There were tons of people there listening to the choir or just taking a tour of the building.

Montreal November/December 2006

We arrived in Montreal and decided that we would spend Thursday night in the Garrison in Montreal, and then head to Paul and Angela’s for Friday night.

Jeremy called the Garrison as soon as we arrived and they told us we had to head right over, so off to the car we go to head toward our home for the night. When we got there, I realized that we probably should have stayed at Paul and Angela’s. Angela had called and asked when we would be arriving and I had told her we were in Montreal, she asked if we were going to stay the night there. I had said no, but when we walked into the room in the Garrison, I realized that I quickly wanted to call her back and say I want to stay there!!! There was one single bed, two blankets, one pillow, a desk and a dresser in the room. That was it folks. Two grown people sleeping on one single bed, ohh it was one of the worst sleeps I have ever had. I was actually awake before Jeremy, and showered and dressed before he even moved from the bed. I don’t have any pictures of our room in the Garrison, but You can pretty much see it if you close your eyes and repeat my description! LOL

That night we headed to St. Catherine’s Street to see the sights. Ohh I should mention that it rained or snowed pretty much the whole time we were up there, but it didn’t dampen our spirits. Jeremy took me into a Chapters that was 3 floors…..3 floors of books! I was in heaven, I could have so gotten lost in all those books, and I did lose Jeremy a couple of times.
We also went to The Bay, which has I think 8 or 9 floors, and we just kept taking the escalator up and up, until we were at the top floor, which is where they put the clearance stuff, which is still more expensive then I would want to pay! We then took the elevator down.
We walked around an underground mall for a bit, we were to a Future Shop that had 2 floors, and into a few other cool stores. I have never seen the word SEX so much in my life. Still thinking back it amazes me how many sex shops and strip bars there were on that street.
Jeremy and I went to see Happy Feet in the IMAX Theatre. I loved the movie, loved the screen and was in heaven to be able to sit down for more then 5 mins! LOL Ohh and the IMAX theater was on the top floor (I don’t know at least 3 flights of stairs) and the escalators were broken!!!!! So I know I lost like 20lbs just walking up and down those stairs! LOL

Thursday Morning we decided to head to the biodome (indoor zoo, if you ask me). We also went to see the Olympic Stadium. The biodome, was more for Jeremy, and the Stadium was more for me.

Quebec City

Jeremy and I left to go to Montreal on a Wednesday (which was not the plan! We were supposed to leave on Thursday). We got to Quebec City late Wednesday night and decided we would just get a hotel room for the night and start our site seeing in the morning. However, we got lost looking for a hotel. We determined that I suck with a map, but I have to admit by the time we started heading home from Montreal, I’ve improved greatly in my map reading abilities!

Thursday morning, we rose fairly early and headed down to the continental breakfast, which filled us up to start our day. We packed up our stuff and headed out to Old Quebec City, and let me just say it was amazing! I have never been to Quebec City and have only driven through Montreal, so this trip was quite exciting for me, so many new things to see and do….and so much walking!!!!! Thank heavens I’d started going to the gym the month before, it really helped me handle the walking…cuz it seems that’s all we did was walk! lol

I know there may be others to read this who have never been to Quebec City, don’t worry…
Jeremy took about 1000 pictures! So our trip is well documented!



These are the gates going into Old Quebec City. History has always amazed me

and to think that 100’s of years ago this was a fort and the people felt safe inside the walls. I would like to go back someday to get a tour so I can learn all the history of the City and what not, I know I could read it online, but really…it’s much more fun to learn this stuff when you are there. Apparently, November/December are NOT hot tourist months and there were no tours. We walked around the city and seen so many cool things, the architecture is amazing.

city inside walls…it just amazes me…can you imagine what I will be like in Scotland?!?!?!? Yup, I’ll be in awe and I’m sure that Jeremy will be excited to see the pictures that I take while I’m away, altho, it will be weird not having my own photographer! I hope I don’t forget that I have to take the pictures!!! LOL




We walked all around Quebec City, from the top to the bottom, once we got to the bottom we took a elevator type thing to the top again!

This road which we took to get down the hill, was really made of bricks which made it kinda lop sided and bumpy. Jeremy told me that when he lived in St. Jean he used to come biking to Quebec City and he said he always had fun going down that particular road with all the bumps.

The elevator to the top was pretty cool, of course Jeremy seen a photo op and he grabbed it. He’s snapping pictures the whole way up the hill! LOL



We also went to a museum while we were there. My first ever REAL museum. I learned all about Indonesia, Quebec, Catholicism, Quebec Films, and I don’t know there was another section there which was done with Cartoon things (can’t even remember the name of the cartoon, maybe someone will remember it from the pictures) any ways, I found that part the most boring and I could not wait to get out of there! LOL I will add pictures of the museum in another post, as there are enough pictures in this one already.

Overall, my first museum experience was a good one, it was definitely educational, and I hope that I get to go to other museums in the future, which I am sure that I will.

We left Quebec City in the early afternoon and decided to head for Montreal. I drove to Montreal, and I have to say that was the MOST boring drive ever, Jeremy had the luxury of sleeping the whole way.

This is a Hotel in Quebec City and I don't remember the name of it, I just remember Jeremy telling me how expensive it was to stay there. So we took some pictures of the outside and then some more of the inside! Might never get to stay there, but I know what it looks like on the inside!