Our awesome friends in Ft.Mac threw us a going away party on the weekend at the Podollan (preceded by a fancy dinner at Atmosfere; followed by a visit to the Oil Can and Teasers; ending with a max capacity hot tub party till 4 am!)
AND if that wasn't enough, they also pitched in and bought us this local painting as a souvenir of the city! Seriously, how great are these people!? I am going to miss you guys a lot!!!!
Of all the opportunity and experiences we've had in Fort Mac, it's our friends that have made being here worthwhile. Thanks guys! *tear*
Meagan McMurray
See, Fort McMurray isn't so bad!
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Home Makeover
Here's a few pics from our one-week house makeover. We painted the whole house and replaced all of the laminate and carpet. We just have the backsplash to complete and some finishing work and it will be DONE!!
You don't realize how much work it is to install flooring, until you stand back and watch someone else do it! |
Before |
After |
Before |
After |
Friday, January 6, 2012
Moving to A-town
Friday, December 30, 2011
Wedding Pics
Our wedding pictures have arrived!!
After religiously checking the mailbox everyday for two weeks - and finding nothing - it was clear the photos had disappeared in the mail. Luckily, we were able to swing by our photographers house in Calgary and get another copy of the CD...complete with 880 photos!! I can't post all my favourites, but here are is a small sampling of the work from DRG Photography.
Monday, November 28, 2011
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Honeymooning
After the wedding, Special K and I went to California for a fun, albeit much too-short, honeymoon. We only had 4 days really, so in a nutshell, this is what we did (don't panic, this is a family friendly post):
Day 1: Flew to San Diego, rented a red mustang convertible and cruised around Old Town and Coronado island. We walked along the pier and even a toured the USS Midway, a retired aircraft carrier (which was much more interesting than it sounds, ladies).
Day 2 &3 : Drove up the Pacific Coast highway to Long Beach, stopping here and there to watch the surfers in Laguna Beach and Huntington beach.
Once in Long Beach, we boarded the ferry to Catalina Island. Fun fact: The whole island is owned by the Wrigleys (yes, the gum people), and everyone drives a golf cart!
Day 3&4: After spending the night in Huntington Beach (hot tip: for your next US holiday, try using Hotwire.com to book your hotel, we lucked out big time.), we drove to Escondido, the wild animal park, and did a zip-line tour over the animals. It was very very cool, and left one of us with extremely white knuckles (rhymes with dirt).
We spent that last night in the "Gaslamp" district of San Diego, just relaxing and people watching from the outdoor restaurants. We also gorged ourselves on the best crab-stuffed lobster!
Day 1: Flew to San Diego, rented a red mustang convertible and cruised around Old Town and Coronado island. We walked along the pier and even a toured the USS Midway, a retired aircraft carrier (which was much more interesting than it sounds, ladies).
Once in Long Beach, we boarded the ferry to Catalina Island. Fun fact: The whole island is owned by the Wrigleys (yes, the gum people), and everyone drives a golf cart!
There were pimped out golf carts, golf carts with baby seats, golf cart tow-trucks. So cute. |
We also did a lot of this. |
Day 3&4: After spending the night in Huntington Beach (hot tip: for your next US holiday, try using Hotwire.com to book your hotel, we lucked out big time.), we drove to Escondido, the wild animal park, and did a zip-line tour over the animals. It was very very cool, and left one of us with extremely white knuckles (rhymes with dirt).
This was the route |
He did not want to let go |
These are rhinos, really. |
soaring like a bird! |
We did it! |
We spent that last night in the "Gaslamp" district of San Diego, just relaxing and people watching from the outdoor restaurants. We also gorged ourselves on the best crab-stuffed lobster!
Sure we found out afterwards that it cost $96, but what the hell! Look how happy he is. |
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