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You know how I know I always talk about our public library in most of my posts but I’ve never really posted pictures of it before? Well finally, I was able to visit the place with my camera and I grabbed the chance to take few shots of what it looks inside.
There you go. Have a look on my newly found home. :>
I swear to God I’ll have a personal library once I’m able to have my own home. :))
I’ll make a better post about this sometime. Dad’s making me sleep now. -
My first SANTA PARADE! :)
Yesterday after attending the mass, my family and relatives went to Main Street to watch the annual Santa Parade where in groups and establishments in Milton and from other towns parade their creatively-done floats, give away treats for children, and of course, celebrate the return of Santa Claus. Some entertainers like jugglers in stilts and unicycles, dancers from Dance Shops, bands, and clowns were also in the parade. It was a very fun and colourful event though we had to stand for hours in the cold.
The celebration was a success. A lot of people participated and watched the parade. You can see children so happy and excited for Christmas. I wonder how my first Christmas here in Canada be. So far, with all the new people I met and events I’ve been to, it’s looking great. I can’t wait for my first White Christmas! ;)
snow-covered ground
It isn’t that thick yet. The sun’s still shining though it’s snowing. :))
That heaven-looking meal on the picture is called poutine. It’s basically fries with gravy and topped with melted cheese. According to my cousin, it’s the only thing Canada did right. :)) I must say though, this is one of the best food I ever tasted in my entire life. I know it’s greasy and fatty and all but I tell you, all those calories are worth it. haha. If ever you’re going to visit Canada or see this meal on a menu in a resto or cafe, you have to order it right away! ;) Your stay on earth just isn’t complete if you won’t have a spoonful of this food’s yumminess~
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