un jour, un enfant (ou deux)
Jun. 3rd, 2006 06:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jawnbcAfter a long week, a bit of a lie-in was in order. I awoke to an empty bed: after many hours of snuggles Himself was out-n-about running errands. Upon his return we had a loverly puttery morning before he adjourned to brunch with b-cubed. I rang a couple of friends for brekkie but no luck. But I was committed to riding the new veehickle and ride it I did. I headed east, towards Commercial Drive.
Found a new (to me, anyway) Mexican joint and OMFG Becky--I had a good burrito! In Vancouver! WTF BBQ? LOL *does dance of squee*
Whilst on the East side I remembered there was a discount mattress store on Clark Drive.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
querrelle and I have sought a specific type of pillow since leaving one behind in Canada. They didn't have one, but they recommended a shop that might. So I toddled over to Rupert & Kingsway and grabbed it. When I got it home there was much rejoicing.
We then set out on our first joint roller-circumnavigation of Stanley Park. As we worked our way around the seawall the day got sunnier and warmer; just after going under the Second Narrows Bridge one rounds a bend into gorgeous sparkly sun on sea--marvellous! It took us about 90 minutes to make the 8km journey. To celebrate we treated ourselves to a moccachiller at our local café.
We have an incredible life here in Vancouver....on est chanceurs
Found a new (to me, anyway) Mexican joint and OMFG Becky--I had a good burrito! In Vancouver! WTF BBQ? LOL *does dance of squee*
Whilst on the East side I remembered there was a discount mattress store on Clark Drive.
querrelle and I have sought a specific type of pillow since leaving one behind in Canada. They didn't have one, but they recommended a shop that might. So I toddled over to Rupert & Kingsway and grabbed it. When I got it home there was much rejoicing.We then set out on our first joint roller-circumnavigation of Stanley Park. As we worked our way around the seawall the day got sunnier and warmer; just after going under the Second Narrows Bridge one rounds a bend into gorgeous sparkly sun on sea--marvellous! It took us about 90 minutes to make the 8km journey. To celebrate we treated ourselves to a moccachiller at our local café.
We have an incredible life here in Vancouver....on est chanceurs
