Confession...
I don't really have a confession...except that I've stolen my friend Fiona's blogs and changed it a wee bit...mostly from my name to her name! And I'm reusing it for mine because I was gonna write about the same thing but she beat me to it...she is HANDS DOWN a much better and more consistant blogger than me!
Sorry Fee! Hope you don't mind !!
A Funny Arvo
Yesterday Fiona and I had a very funny time. We had to go and do something that we thought was going to be boring. What was I thinking...nothing is ever boring when 614 rolls up! We arrived and were thankful to see Mike and Maeva. Things already were looking better. But then the music started and we were priviledged to see some of the greatest dancing I have seen for a long time. It didn't matter what music was being played on stage, our older male friend got right into it. Mike was a little scared because sometimes he started to move in our direction and would make eyes at Mike. It was hilarious. Then we got to watch a group of dancers. They were all not bad... except for one, she was utterly clueless. We decided she must have learnt the dance that morning. They even had props - these hankie things and flowers. She kept having them in the wrong hands...then they would do this special trick where they would spin the hankie and she would just hold hers and shake it. But what's even better was the she was always in the front...nice. That was amusing (meanwhile crazy man is still dancing). Then we were treated to some singing from the drug free marshalls of canada. They sang their theme song 'we're the drug free marshalls of canada, wouldn't you like to know you helped someone break free'. Fiona and I can sing it to you if you ask... (meanwhile, crazy man is still dancing). Then the thing ended and crazy man left. This is when we were fortunate enough to meet Brad. He was wearing a drug free marshalls of canada sheriff's badge. He then stopped all the traffic so we could drive the van the wrong way down a one way street. The funny thing was, it was a police event that we were at, police were everywhere around but it was Brad, wearing his sheriffs badge who was the one stopping the traffic. Good times!! While we were waiting for the van to be loaded, we notice this guy is being filmed by a friend...he's singing. It's also now raining really heavily. Fiona andI realise that we are in the shot and so start being silly in the background. Sweet. Brad informs us that the guy's from Canadian Idol. We are not so sure. We then drive with Brad to drop the stuff off somewhere, where he agains stops the traffic so we can back in. A classic afternoon...nothing is ever boring when there are crazy people around. That's a good lesson to learn.
(My Addition now)
Anyways the day was so much fun and we defintaly were not bored like we thought it might be and we got to meet new friends such as the old dancing man and Brad, and the guy singing for a music video in the rain!
It was an adventure to say the least!
Sorry Fee! Hope you don't mind !!
A Funny Arvo
Yesterday Fiona and I had a very funny time. We had to go and do something that we thought was going to be boring. What was I thinking...nothing is ever boring when 614 rolls up! We arrived and were thankful to see Mike and Maeva. Things already were looking better. But then the music started and we were priviledged to see some of the greatest dancing I have seen for a long time. It didn't matter what music was being played on stage, our older male friend got right into it. Mike was a little scared because sometimes he started to move in our direction and would make eyes at Mike. It was hilarious. Then we got to watch a group of dancers. They were all not bad... except for one, she was utterly clueless. We decided she must have learnt the dance that morning. They even had props - these hankie things and flowers. She kept having them in the wrong hands...then they would do this special trick where they would spin the hankie and she would just hold hers and shake it. But what's even better was the she was always in the front...nice. That was amusing (meanwhile crazy man is still dancing). Then we were treated to some singing from the drug free marshalls of canada. They sang their theme song 'we're the drug free marshalls of canada, wouldn't you like to know you helped someone break free'. Fiona and I can sing it to you if you ask... (meanwhile, crazy man is still dancing). Then the thing ended and crazy man left. This is when we were fortunate enough to meet Brad. He was wearing a drug free marshalls of canada sheriff's badge. He then stopped all the traffic so we could drive the van the wrong way down a one way street. The funny thing was, it was a police event that we were at, police were everywhere around but it was Brad, wearing his sheriffs badge who was the one stopping the traffic. Good times!! While we were waiting for the van to be loaded, we notice this guy is being filmed by a friend...he's singing. It's also now raining really heavily. Fiona andI realise that we are in the shot and so start being silly in the background. Sweet. Brad informs us that the guy's from Canadian Idol. We are not so sure. We then drive with Brad to drop the stuff off somewhere, where he agains stops the traffic so we can back in. A classic afternoon...nothing is ever boring when there are crazy people around. That's a good lesson to learn.
(My Addition now)
Anyways the day was so much fun and we defintaly were not bored like we thought it might be and we got to meet new friends such as the old dancing man and Brad, and the guy singing for a music video in the rain!
It was an adventure to say the least!
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