How to wind down on your vacay to Ontario – finale
Well, vacation is over now. Â I had such a wonderful time! Â I can’t wait until I can go out there again. Â I really enjoyed the rest. Â I really needed the rest. Â I feel so energized now! Â Wait a minute….maybe I shouldn’t go that far, but I do have a bit more energy.
So, my last few days at the homestead were spent mostly indoors. Â It was quite nasty outside with all that white stuff falling. Â The wind thought it would chime in, too. Â I hate wind!
I spent the next few days in my nice warm PJs watching movies. Â I caught up on season 2 of Downton Abbey, and watched the first four discs of NYPD Blue! Â I loved that show! Â I wish it was on Netflix so I could continue watching it.
My Mom made us a turkey supper one of the nights. Â Sooooo yum! Â She must have made one heck of a large turkey at Christmas because there were sure enough leftovers to make us a nice meal.
A few days later it turned sunny for the day. Â It was bitter cold, though. Â Brrrrrrr! Â But since it was sunny, we went for a little road trip to Bloomfield. Â There was really only one store that was open. Â It was a lovely little store called Green Gables. Â What a delightful place! Â There was so much to look at!
We stopped part way through to go for lunch. Â We went to Agrarian. Â I ordered a supper yummy grilled cheese with mushroom soup.
After a delicious lunch, we finished our perusal of Green Gables then went home.
While I was still at my parents, I worked on my skills at bra-making. Â I’ve never made a bra before, but I sure needed to learn. Â I have always had trouble finding a bra that fits me. Â I have very narrow shoulders. Â My bra straps are always falling off. Â So, I finally decided to take a Craftsy class (www.craftsy.com) to learn how to make myself a bra.
If you’ve never taken a Craftsy class, you definitely must! Â The classes are so professionally done, and the instructors are so knowledgeable. Â The sewing went fairly well. Â If you count having to seam rip it out 2 or 3 times each step as fairly. Â But that goes along with learning, right? Â Well, I got three quarters of it done before the top thread kept breaking on my Mom’s machine. Â So I will finish the rest of it at home.
I will post a picture of my bra once I finish. Â I’m quite proud of myself so far.
Before I sign off on this holiday post, I need to post a random pic. Â Here it is:
Yes, it’s a package of 4 bags of milk! Â Yes, I said milk! Â People in Ontario buy bagged milk. Â Strange. Â But I do prefer that to buying jugs of milk. Â The bags pour nicely and don’t get crusty like the jugs get around the opening.
Well, that was my vacation folks! Â Hope you enjoyed catching up with me, and my adventures.