Canada, at last you have taken my advice. You got rid of Tyler. Frankly now I don’t really care who wins.
Good Luck Eva and Craig.
Canada, at last you have taken my advice. You got rid of Tyler. Frankly now I don’t really care who wins.
Good Luck Eva and Craig.
Canada, Canada, what am I going to do with you? You kept Tyler, again. Come on, don’t you know he SUCKS!!!? I am becoming disillusioned with the whole thing.
And, it has to be said, that Sass, what the hell were you thinking when you decided to go for dreads? Was the beer to hard to get out of your hair one night and you decided you liked the way it looked? If you are going to go with a hairstyle that looks ridiculous, at least go for something that would look a little better on you. Right now you just look unwashed. You, my dear, can NOT get away with this look. In fact it is kinda like how Preston Manning (former leader and founder of the Reform Party) looked when some idiot told him to get rid of the glasses. Take my advice and get a new stylist if this is what they told you would look good.
Ok Canada, I am giving you one more chance to get rid of Tyler, do not disappoint me!
Since Saturday was taken up by looking for and failing to find glasses, Sunday morning we went to Lighthouse Park in West Vancouver. Aidan slept very well the night before so we figured we could get a bit of a hike in before he needed his nap. So 10:30 ish we set out for West Vancouver.
The entrance to the park is off Marine Drive about halfway between Ambelside and Horseshoe Bay. The drive is very scenic and the houses you can see along the road are beautiful. I can only assume that the ones on the water side are gorgeous since you can’t see many of them. By the time we got there and parked Aidan was raring to get going.
We walked through the lovely park down the Valley Trail to Starboat Cove, took some pictures, and continued to the Light Station and the Lighthouse viewpoint. Again we played with my camera and took some pretty decent pictures. We had a snack and Aidan had some running time by the Nature house and Sk’iwitsut buildings. We then set out to the West Beach trail to another viewpoint. Just before the viewpoint on a nicely groomed trail but for one rock that caught my left foot and I twisted my ankle and scraped my knee and leg for the first time in years. (I’d say at least 15 :p) After trying to clean it up as best I could with baby wipes we kept walking and about 15 minutes later Aidan was asleep in the backpack. It is amazing how cute he looks when he is asleep. Anyway, I guess the pictures will tell the whole story.
(Which I will add to the post as soon as Aidan naps.)
Aidan and Anthony at Starboat Cove, Lighthouse Park, West Vancouver 27 August 2006
Lookout over looking Starboat Cove (City of Vancouver in the distance)
Light Station over looking the Lighthouse
Aidan and Anthony (Anthony thought this looked like he had a beer belly but it is just his shirt puffing a bit because of the backpack.)
Snack time for Aidan and a chance for him to run around in the dirt a bit. (He was filthy in about a minute.)
Me, looking westish towards Howe Sound on the West Beach lookout.
Shore Pine Point
Look at that Road Rash
Aidan asleep on the Shore Pine Trail
Aidan still asleep at the car. Unfortunatly he woke up when we put him in the carseat and didn’t nap anymore that afternoon. He did go to bed early though.
Aidan has taken more than two steps on his own. FINALLY!!
I can now say to anyone who asks “Is he walking on his own yet?” “Yes, as a matter of fact he is.” I don’t have to tell anyone that it was only at the beach and he wouldn’t repeat it at home. It is ok. He can do it. Well I have known for months that he could do it. He just wouldn’t walk on his own.
His first step he fell but then he got back up and started motoring to the hibachi on the ground just getting ready to be lit. Ah, you say it was the danger factor that we hadn’t counted on. Aidan will walk towards the things he really wants, and the things he wants are dangerous. Hmm I might have to sneak a couple of sharp knives to my Mom at the airport to entice Aidan to walk to her. That wouldn’t get me into trouble, eh?
I will try to get some of this fabulous walking on the web as soon as Aidan will walk in front of the video camera. The cool thing though is that Aidan walked in front of both Anthony and I. You never know when a real first is going to happen, and I am very glad that both of us got to see it.