Rediculousness
Around Canada in 40 days (lots of it anyway)
Tuesday, January 22


The first part of my trip was a couple of weeks ago when I headed off to pilot our training program in Halifax, NS. I must admit that I had high hopes of getting out to see more of the town but instead of seeing the sights of Halifax, I saw the culture of the maritime. I was there for two days and upon catching a taxi to the airport I did the math and realized we had spent more time in the Triangle pub with our group than we had in the training room. I like to think this speaks to how good our training was.
Halifax is a great little city with a real old town feel. Short, colonial style buildings line downtown and the people are amazingly friendly. I had great seafood, drank more Nova Scotia beer than I knew existed and had some strange version of poutine with curry for dinner while in the background a band played Irish jigs and sailors from the Canadian Navy tried to get women to dance. The trip convinced me that I need to do a maritime road trip sometime soon
Last week I headed out to Mississauga just outside Toronto for a couple of days which was pretty much the exact opposite of Halifax. The Toronto traffic comes to a stand still pretty much as soon as you hit the highway and once you reach the tech parks in Mississauga it's one big shiny box of a building after another. On the plus side, they had their very own Tim Horton's in the building I was in.
nicholas, 12:31 PM
1 Comments:
It's Day 22 and I'm missing you!
Hope you have a great flight to Winnipeg.
You're not missing anything in Toronto - it finally got cold. -30 with the wind chill, cold.
See you soon!
Hope you have a great flight to Winnipeg.
You're not missing anything in Toronto - it finally got cold. -30 with the wind chill, cold.
See you soon!