Wednesday 11 July 2012
#24 - Porsia!
#24 - Walk a dog - Walked Porsia with Rachel (my sister) and Jenna (my niece). Porsia is a Portuguese water dog. Very well behaved and when not walking or running likes to cozy up on the couch like the rest of us...
#29 - The Hill
#29 - Drive up a mountain - Went to Mt. Washington which is the highest mountain in New England.
#7 - The Old Ball Game
#7 Minor League Baseball - Went to see the New Hamshire Fishercats who are the double A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays.
Friday 6 July 2012
#22 - Running on Empty
#22 - Drive car til gas runs out.
Right after baseball, as i was giving Lisa a ride home, i ended up running out of gas right near the Baycrest hospital.
Right after baseball, as i was giving Lisa a ride home, i ended up running out of gas right near the Baycrest hospital.
Sunday 1 July 2012
#5 - Golf
#5 - Golf Glen Abbey.
Gotta say i was a little disappointed about this one. It was a fine course, challenging and very well kept. Just didn't seem like it would fit the normal Green fee of $235 per round (which i paid under half that cost but still very pricey in my book). The made alot of references to Tiger Woods on how he hit a Birdie, Eagle, Birdie, Eagle on the last 4 holes to make a charge and win the Canadian Open.
Gotta say i was a little disappointed about this one. It was a fine course, challenging and very well kept. Just didn't seem like it would fit the normal Green fee of $235 per round (which i paid under half that cost but still very pricey in my book). The made alot of references to Tiger Woods on how he hit a Birdie, Eagle, Birdie, Eagle on the last 4 holes to make a charge and win the Canadian Open.
#10 - Losing my religion
#10 - experience two religious institutions -
So on June 24th, i met up with my co-worker Dave Hiena and his wife, Jeanie and 1+ yr old daughter Elizabeth (Ellie) at the church they attend. Dave is a practicing christian and attends the Young Nak English Ministry. It is a Korean He showed me around the church and how involved they are in the community. At the time, the pastor was preaching about the book of Job.
On the 1st of July, i attended a Shabbat Hukat Service at the First Narayever Congregation in Toronto. This is a synagogue near Bathurst and Huron Street and apparently is one of the oldest synagogues in the city. I talked to a woman after the service as she was respecting her mom's one year anniversary of her death. She explained to me that this was an egalitarian synagogue meaning that both men and women would wear the kippah regardless if they are married or not. It was interesting hearing the prayers in Hebrew...
So on June 24th, i met up with my co-worker Dave Hiena and his wife, Jeanie and 1+ yr old daughter Elizabeth (Ellie) at the church they attend. Dave is a practicing christian and attends the Young Nak English Ministry. It is a Korean He showed me around the church and how involved they are in the community. At the time, the pastor was preaching about the book of Job.
On the 1st of July, i attended a Shabbat Hukat Service at the First Narayever Congregation in Toronto. This is a synagogue near Bathurst and Huron Street and apparently is one of the oldest synagogues in the city. I talked to a woman after the service as she was respecting her mom's one year anniversary of her death. She explained to me that this was an egalitarian synagogue meaning that both men and women would wear the kippah regardless if they are married or not. It was interesting hearing the prayers in Hebrew...
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