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2 Mont Tremblant, Quebec

October 17, 2019
by Laura Bachynski
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Street of flags

Pretty evening

Looking for dinner

Rehearsing

VERY windy

View from our room

WE ARRIVED LAST NIGHT TO THE BEAUTIFUL MONT TREMBLANT WHERE WE SPOILED OURSELVES WITH A NICE HOTEL THIS TIME. IT IS A WEE TOWN THAT REMINDS US OF WHISTLER IN B.C..

WE HAD A LOOK AROUND BEFORE THE RAIN CAME IN AND ENJOYED A GOOD FAJITAS DINNER AT ONE OF THE MANY RESTAURANTS NEARBY.

TODAY THE RAIN WAS NON-STOP BUT AFTER WORKING OUT ( TERRY GENTLY IN THE GYM AND MYSELF IN THE POOL) WE HAD A SMALL BREAKFAST THEN BROUGHT OUR GUITARS OUT FOR A REHEARSAL NEAR THE CONFERENCE ROOMS (AN AREA IN WHICH WE WERE ASSURED WOULD BE FINE FOR THIS ACTIVITY).

WE NEEDED TO GO OVER SOME OF THE MUSIC WE HAVEN’T PLAYED IN AWHILE AND IT WAS GOOD TO GET TO THOSE SONGS AGAIN.

FINDING LUNCH IN THE TOWN MEANT NOT ONLY A COPIOUS AMOUNT OF STAIRS FOR US ( I HAVE SOME MOBILITY ISSUES AND ARTHRITIC KNEES HOLD ME ACCOUNTABLE FOR DAYS AFTER THIS KIND OF WORKOUT…HA HA) BUT IT WAS ALSO DIFFICULT TO MANAGE A CANE AND AN UMBRELLA IN VERY STRONG WINDS AND PELTING RAIN.

I WAS GETTING THE GIGGLES SO BADLY WHEN TERRY’S UMBRELLA BLEW INSIDE OUT KNOCKING HIS HAT SIDEWAYS AND HE TRYING TO FILM A SHORT VIDEO OF THE BEAUTY AROUND US. WE HAD A GOOD LUNCH AT BULLSEYE AND THEN TRIED TO LOOK AT THE SHOPS. IT WAS JUST TOO DIFFICULT SO WE ENDED UP HAVING A COFFEE (HE) AND TEA(ME) IN A NEARBY COFFEE SHOP AND WATCHING OTHER VICTIMS LOSE THEIR UMBRELLAS.

TOMORROW IS NOT SUPPOSED TO RAIN SO WE WILL HAVE BETTER WEATHER FOR OUR TRIP TO MORRISBURG, ONTARIO. 1ST SHOW IN A WEEK TOMORROW NIGHT !

0 One Last Look at Montreal…

October 16, 2019
by Laura Bachynski
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The site of our 1st poutine try

About to dig in

Neat Graffiti

On a side street

Green door/pumpkin

Birdhouse wall

Gorgeous vines

Textures

Funny sign mock up

Red leaf

AFTER ONE MORE CHIRO FOR TERRY ( WHO IS FEELING BETTER AND BETTER EVERYDAY) WE HEADED OUT LOOKING FOR THE THING THAT EVERYONE SAYS WE HAD TO TRY ( AND THE ONE THING I WAS AVOIDING….HA HA) ….OUR FIRST TASTE OF POUTINE. TERRY’S CHIROPRACTOR GAVE HIM A RECOMMENDATION OF THE ‘BEST POUTINE IN MONTREAL’ AND SO WE DROVE TO LA BANQUISE .

THE POUTINE WAS GOOD FOR WHAT IT WAS ( AND ALTHOUGH WE ASKED FOR THE ORIGINAL KIND THERE WERE DOZENS OF CHOICES) BUT WE ARE NOT SOLD ON IT . IT IS REALLY HARD TO GET OUR HEADS AROUND DEEP FRIED POTATOES IN GRAVY WITH CHEESE CURDS….YIKES ! BUT WE CAN SAY WE TRIED IT NOW AND ALL IS RIGHT WITH THE WORLD…LOL.

WE ENJOYED GOING FOR A MUCH NEEDED WALK AFTER THAT AND THE PHOTOS YOU SEE ARE FROM THAT WALK . A FUNNY ‘DOCTORED’ SIGN ON THE CORNER MADE US LAUGH.

WE ALSO GOT SUCH KICK OUT OF THE VOICE ON OUR GPS THIS WEEK . SHE CALLS OUT THE NAMES OF THE FRENCH STREET SIGNS SO PHONETICALLY THAT I GIGGLE EVERY TIME. FOR EXAMPLE , WE STAYED ON ‘ SOUTH, RENÉ LEVESQUE ST. AND ‘SHE’ WOULD SAY , ” TURN SUD ON RUNNY LUVICK STREET ” .

WE ENJOYED BEAUTIFUL MONTREAL BUT ARE EXCITED FOR OUR NEXT 2 DAYS AS WELL. WE HAVE JUST ARRIVED IN MONT TREMBLANT.

1 Montreal smoked meat, Notre Dame, and a Quest for Pumpkin Pie

October 16, 2019
by Laura Bachynski
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Notre Dame

Pulpit

Pulpit detail

The altar

The organ

Lighting a candle for Jane

The modern chapel

Candy shop nearby

Laura in front of Schwartz’s

Best Smoked Meat in the world

Pretty mural

Cool murals everywhere

Pumpkin & lemon tarts

BLESSED WITH ANOTHER SUNNY DAY FOR OUR EXPLORING, WE STARTED OFF WALKING THE STREETS AND CHECKING OUT THE SHOPS.

WE ENDED UP IN NOTRE DAME BASILICA AND IT WAS A FEAST FOR THE EYES AND A BLESSING FOR THE SOUL. IT WAS BUILT IN ONLY 5 YEARS…1824 TO 1829 ! THE CURRENT INTERIOR WAS COMMISSIONED IN 1870 AND IT IS MODELLED AFTER A CHURCH IN PARIS. THE FIRST THING THAT STUCK ME WAS THE VIVID BLUES WHEN YOU WALK IN THE FRONT DOOR. APPARENTLY THE CATHOLIC CHURCH RENOVATED TO THIS LARGER VERSION OF ITSELF TO ‘OUTDO’ THE LARGE PROTESTANT CHURCH DOWN THE STREET…HA HA.

NEXT UP IT WAS TIME TO TREAT OURSELVES TO ANOTHER MONTREAL CLASSIC : SCHWARTZ’S FOR SMOKED MEAT SANDWICHES. WE WERE CROWDED AROUND A COMMUNAL TABLE OF LIKE MINDED FANS AND WE ALL ENJOYED CHATTING ABOUT OUR TRAVELS AND OUR LOVE OF THE YUMMY FOOD.

I MUST ADMIT MY CRAVINGS FOR PUMPKIN PIE WERE NOT FULFILLED IN THIS CITY AS THE FRENCH HERE DO NOT MAKE A BIG DEAL OF THANKSGIVING WE WERE TOLD. BUT TERRY GOOGLED OUR WAY TO ‘ RUSTIQUE’ PIE SHOP AND WE WERE ABLE TO AT LEAST PROCURE SOME PUMPKIN TARTS. ( I’LL JUST HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR TO ONCE AGAIN ENJOY ‘EARL’S’ PUMPKIN PIE IN EDMONTON !)

ONE MORE MASSAGE FOR TERRY AND HIS HEALING BACK , SALMON DINNER AROUND THE CORNER AT ‘BATON ROUGE’ AND TOMORROW ON THE ROAD AGAIN…..

1 Old Montreal, part 2 ( Thanksgiving)

October 15, 2019
by Laura Bachynski
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MontrealFerrisWheel2

MontrealTerrywalkingtoFerrisWheel — Terry walking ahead

MontrealUsFerrisWheel — Laura and Terry outside Ferris wheel

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THE LIGHTING HIT THIS FERRIS WHEEL JUST PERFECTLY TONIGHT….

WE HAD THE PLEASURE OF SPEAKING WITH OUR PARENTS TODAY , TEXTING/CHATTING WITH OUR CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN, AND CONNECTING WITH MANY OF OUR FRIENDS ON THIS BEAUTIFUL THANKSGIVING WEEKEND. WE ARE TRULY THANKFUL FOR THEM ALL AND ALTHOUGH WE MISS THEM ( YOU!) DEARLY WE ARE ALSO SO VERY THANKFUL FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE THE BEAUTY AND WONDER OF OUR CANADA AND TO SHARE OUR MUSIC THIS WAY . THANKS BE TO GOD.

0 Old Montreal part one

October 15, 2019
by Laura Bachynski
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Outside lunch establishment

Terry in Old Montreal

Another part of the square

Still colour

Notre Dame

Laura on street corner

A cool street

A great day

Laura rests outside Notre Dame

In the square

TODAY WAS ANOTHER SUPER DAY ( DESPITE BAD BACKS AND KNEES, ETC.)

WE REALLY ENJOYED LOOKING AROUND OLD MONTREAL . THERE WERE MANY TOURISTY SHOPS THAT REMINDED ME OF BANFF BUT THE BUILDINGS WERE GORGEOUS AND THE PEOPLE WATCHING ….GREAT TOO.

WE GOT TERRY INTO THE CHIROPRACTOR IN THE MORNING AFTER A VERY MARGINAL HOLIDAY INN BREAKFAST ( COLD EGGS, COLD TEA AND COLD TOAST ) . IT WAS INCREDIBLE TO GET HIM THAT APPOINTMENT CONSIDERING IT IS THANKSGIVING DAY. SO WE ARE SO THANKFUL TO PASCALE HARVEY AT VITALIS CHIROPRACTIQUE. ( I RECEIVED A LOVELY VIDEO CHAT /CALL WITH OUR SON, DARREN AND HIS WIFE, JENNY AND OUR 2 GRANDSONS, OTTO AND MARCEL. SOUNDS LIKE THEY GATHERED OUR WESTERN FAMILY TOGETHER FOR A THANKSGIVING PEROGI SUPPER { 150 HANDMADE BY JENNY AND DARREN!} AND THE MEAL TURNED INTO A FEAST BY THE GENEROUS ADD-ONS BY APPRECIATIVE FAMILY ARRIVALS LAST NIGHT. SORRY WE COULDN’T HAVE BEEN WITH THEM ALL . AND SO MUCH FUN TO HEAR HOW EXCITED OUR GRANDSONS ARE ABOUT HALLOWE’EN . )

NEXT STOP: LUNCH AT PAPILLON WITH TERRY. THE MEAL WAS PRETTY GOOD BUT TOO BIG SO WE DID OUR USUAL THING WHICH IS TO TRY AND FIND SOMEONE WHO MIGHT BE HUNGRY. GOD ALWAYS SEEMS TO DIRECT US TO THE PERSON WHO MIGHT NEED A MEAL AND SURE ENOUGH WE FOUND A SOMEONE WHO WAS HAPPY TO RECEIVE OUR EXTRA FOOD.

WE HAD A DELIGHTFUL TIME LOOKING AROUND AT ALL THE HISTORICAL BUILDINGS AND TAKING PHOTOS OF THE BEAUTY AROUND US. WE STOPPED AND MARVELLED AT THE MASSIVE NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL WHICH HAD A LINEUP OF FOLKS WAITING TO GET IN THAT SNAKED AROUND THE WHOLE BUILDING.

BUT I SAVED MY FAVOURITE PHOTOS FOR PART 2……

1 Taking it Slow

October 14, 2019
by Laura Bachynski
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Sunday Mass at St. Patrick’s

In ” Eggspectations” for breakfast

The Museum of Modern Art

Brother André

A Beautiful Bldg. being demolished

Turn left….

Thanksgiving dinner with Auntie Jeanne and Uncle Roger

TERRY IS MOVING A LITTLE BETTER TODAY AFTER HIS CHIRO AND MASSAGE. I AM MOVING A LITTLE WORSE …HA HA…BECAUSE MY MASSAGE WAS SO DEEP AND THERE ARE SO MANY HILLS HERE. BUT I AM THINKING THAT TOMORROW WILL BE A BETTER DAY.

WE TOOK IT SLOWLY TODAY, SLEPT IN, WENT TO 11:00 AM MASS AT ST. PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL ( BEAUTIFUL) , AND THEN HAD AN INCREDIBLE BRUNCH AT ‘ EGGSPECTATIONS’ .

WE WALKED AROUND THAT AREA AND SAT ON SOME PARK BENCHES TO PEOPLE WATCH AND HAVE A TIMMIES.

BEFORE WE KNEW IT , IT WAS TIME TO MEET UP WITH MY WONDERFUL AUNTIE JEANNE AND UNCLE ROGER FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER AT SCAROLIES ITALIAN RESTAURANT. THE FOOD WAS GREAT AND THE COMPANY WAS GREATER. WE LOVED CATCHING UP WITH FAMILY NEWS AND IT WAS SO NICE TO BE TOGETHER AGAIN.

BACK TO OUR HOTEL NOW FOR MORE ICE, HEAT, ICE……

0 Montreal

October 13, 2019
by Laura Bachynski
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Another day/another city

Crossing the bridge

Snowden Residence

Paid in sweets

St. Joseph’s

Some info

Our lunch stop

WHAT A DAY. TERRY AND I KNEW IT WAS GOING TO HAPPEN SOMETIME. AND IT DID. THE INEVITABLE…. TERRY THREW HIS BACK OUT . ( NOW IT WASN’T FROM REACHING FOR A PUZZLE PIECE THIS TIME….WINK WINK TO MY MUM) I KNEW HE WAS MOVING MORE STIFFLY THIS MORNING AS WE TRIED TO PACK UP OUR BAGS TO LEAVE QUEBEC CITY AND SURE ENOUGH HE FELT THE AWFUL TWINGE WHEN HE REACHED DOWN IN THE SHOWER.

WE HAVE BEEN THROUGH THIS MANY TIMES BEFORE AND THE BEST THING WE CAN DO ( BESIDES PRAY) IS TO GET HIM INTO A CHIROPRACTOR IMMEDIATELY.

WE HAD EVERYTHING AGAINST US : THIS WAS OUR EARLIEST MORNING TO DRIVE -A FEW HOURS TO GET TO ANOTHER CITY IN TIME FOR A SHOW. IT IS SATURDAY AND USUALLY CHIROPRACTORS DO NOT WORK THIS DAY. WE HAD TO BE IN THE CAR FOR HOURS . WE DON’T KNOW ANY DOCTORS/CHIROPRACTORS IN MONTREAL. OUR SOUND SYSTEM IN SUPER HEAVY AND THERE IS LOTS OF HAULING, LIFTING, BENDING AND ASSEMBLING . AND OF COURSE WE HAD TO SING WHICH IS … AN HOUR OF STANDING FOR TERRY !

SO : WE PRAYED, ASKED FOR PRAYERS , AND TERRY STARTED MAKING CALLS .

THE RESULT ? THE SECOND CALL THAT TERRY MADE WAS ANSWERED BY A CHIROPRACTOR WHO SAID SHE COULD TAKE TERRY IN AT 11:30 AM. THIS GAVE US EXACTLY THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF TIME TO DRIVE TO MONTREAL AND GET TO HER.

WE WERE ABLE TO BOOK MASSAGES ( MY BODY IS PRETTY DANG SORE TOO!) FOR 5 PM….JUST ENOUGH TIME FOR US TO BE FINISHED OUR SHOW, PACK UP AND GET THERE.

WHEN WE GOT TO THE SNOWDEN SENIOR’S RESIDENCE WE FOUND OUT THEY COULD TAKE US IN IMMEDIATELY AND THAT WE COULD PARK IN THEIR DRIVEWAY ( THIS IS IMPORTANT AS IT IS REALLY DIFFICULT TO FIND STREET PARKING WE DISCOVERED. THE ROOM WAS SUPER SMALL SO WE DIDN’T NEED TO USE THE SOUND SYSTEM !

WE COULD SIT AND AFTER THE SHOW ALL OF OUR GEAR WAS CARRIED OUT FOR US BY A STRONG CAREGIVER THERE. ( ALSO PLAYING EARLY MEANT WE HAD TIME FOR A LUNCH)

A FUNNY THING : I LOOKED FOR AN ENGLISH SPEAKING RETIREMENT HOME. ( HARD TO FIND IN FRENCH MONTREAL). WE DID NOT REALIZE THAT SNOWDON RESIDENCE IS A JEWISH COMMUNITY! I MIGHT HAVE CHANGED A WORD OR TWO IN A SONG OR TWO TO NOT RUFFLE ANY PROVERBIAL FEATHERS . ALSO THE GROUP FORGOT OR DID NOT KNOW WE WERE ARRIVING. ONE LADY LAMENTED , ” BUT I THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO GET MY NAILS DONE!” BUT MUSIC DOES INDEED SOOTHE THE SOUL AND AS WE PLAYED ,THE GROUP STARTED TO GROW ( I DON’T KNOW HOW IT EVENTUALLY BECAME STANDING ROOM ONLY…!) , AND THEY WARMED UP TO US WITH CHEERS, CALLS FOR OUR INFORMATION , INVITES TO RETURN, AND TREATS PROVIDED TOO. AS WE WERE LEAVING ,THE ‘LAMENTING WOMAN’ WAS ALREADY SURROUNDED BY 3 CAREGIVERS WHO WERE LAVISHING NAIL CARE EXTRAORDINAIRE UPON HER.

AND AS A POST SCRIPT : TERRY STARTED TO FEEL MARKEDLY BETTER AFTER THE 2 TREATMENTS, AFTER AN ICING BACK TREATMENT, HOT TUB , AND ICE AGAIN .

SO WE ARE THANKFUL TO GOD FOR THIS DAY , FOR YOUR PRAYERS, AND FOR THE CHANCE TO HEAL . NO SHOWS FOR A WHOLE WEEK !

0 Quebec City

October 12, 2019
by Laura Bachynski
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We Made It !

Sign at St. Brigid’s

Performing at St. Brigid’s

Arriving in Old Quebec

The beautiful walled city

Red Roofs

Artworks

Window reflections

Queen Mary 2

Oldest Building in Quebec City ( 1677)

An evening carriage ride

Night Colours

TERRY AND I ONLY HAD ONE DAY HERE IN QUEBEC CITY, OUR 1ST TIME HERE, SO WE WANTED TO MAKE THE MOST OF IT . OUR CONCERT WAS AT ST. BRIGID’S RETIREMENT HOME. WE EXPECTED ABOUT 20-30 PEOPLE BUT IT WAS MORE LIKE 50 !

THIS IS THE LEG OF THE TOUR THAT WE DECIDED TO PERFORM FOR THE ELDERLY AND WE ARE RECEIVING MUCH MORE THAN WE ARE GIVING.

WE HAD MANY PEOPLE COME UP TO US AFTER THE CONCERT TO MEET US OR THANK US , SOME WITH TEARS IN THEIR EYES …ESPECIALLY AFTER SOME OF TERRY’S MOVING SONGS. 2 PEOPLE IN PARTICULAR ASKED TO PURCHASE MY LAST C .D. BECAUSE THEY WANTED ‘ HOPE ‘ . ( AKA ‘ HOPE IS’ THE TITLE OF MY LAST DISC)

WE HAD SUCH A GREAT TIME AND I AM VERY HAPPY WE MADE THE EFFORT …AND THAT MOST PEOPLE SEEMED TO UNDERSTAND MOST OF THE LYRICS DESPITE THIS BEING A VERY FRENCH CITY. ( WE DID HAVE A TRANSLATOR FOR OUR BEGINNING TALKS . THANK YOU , MARY FRANCE.)

THEN IT WAS PACK UP AND OFF TO EXPLORE OLD QUEBEC CITY. IF YOU ARE EVER WISHING THAT YOU COULD TRAVEL TO EUROPE BUT JUST CAN’T AFFORD IT….TRY AND GET TO OLD QUEBEC CITY BECAUSE IT FEELS LIKE YOU ARE WALKING DOWN THE ANCIENT STREETS OF LONDON, ENGLAND.

IT WAS ANOTHER PICTURE PERFECT AUTUMN DAY AND WE ENJOYED TAKING IN THE BEAUTY OF THE OLD SHOPS, THE GORGEOUS TREES, AND THE BUSTLE OF THE MANY TOURISTS FINDING THEIR WAY.

TONIGHT WE SPLURGED ON A CARRIAGE RIDE THROUGH THE WALLED CITY AND ENJOYED HEARING ABOUT THE HISTORY OF THE PLACE FROM OUR DRIVER , LENNIE .

0 On The Way To Quebec City

October 11, 2019
by Laura Bachynski
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NB Church

NB View

NB Barn

NB Mountain Road

NB Weeds

World’s Longest Covered Bridge

Travelling Through

Another sunny day

Terry by the Bridge

WE HAD A SIX HOUR DRIVE TO GET TO QUEBEC CITY. IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE AND IT WAS SAD TO SEE THE COLOURS DWINDLE THE CLOSER WE GOT. SO WE HAD TO TAKE A FEW PHOTO DETOURS.

ONE SUCH DETOUR WAS TO FIND THE WORLD’S LARGEST COVERED BRIDGE. THE TREES SEEMED TO BE AT THE HEIGHT OF THEIR COLOUR SO THE PHOTOS LOOK PRETTY UNREAL. WE DROVE THROUGH AND TRIED TO CAPTURE THE LENGTH OF THE BRIDGE IN THE ABOVE PHOTO( OF THE INSIDE OF IT.)

NEARBY WAS THE ‘ COVERED BRIDGE POTATO CHIP FACTORY’ . OF COURSE WE HAD TO CHECK THAT OUT SO WE DID THE SELF GUIDED TOUR . A SMALL TOUR WITH A BIG REWARD AT THE END : FRESHLY BAKED POTATO CHIPS !

TOMORROW WE HAVE A SHOW IN QUEBEC CITY AND I’M SURE WE’LL FIND TIME TO EXPLORE.

1 Last day Fredericton

October 10, 2019
by Laura Bachynski
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Paradise Village Sign

Terry performs

Our Appreciative Audience

More Fall Colours

Checking out the back roads

River of beauty

Park tree

Gorgeous colour everywhere

WHAT CAN I SAY ? TERRY AND I ARE JUST LOVING THE BEAUTY OF AUTUMN IN FREDERICTON AND WE CAN’T RESIST TAKING PHOTOS OF THE COLOURS . I THINK I SHOULD MAKE A CALENDAR AND HAVE EVERY SINGLE MONTH HAVE OCTOBER PHOTOS…HA HA.

TODAY WE DECIDED TO ‘GIVE BACK’ . ON OUR CANADIAN JOURNEY WE HAVE SLOTTED IN SEVERAL SHOWS FOR CHARITIES , CHURCHES OR SENIOR’S HOMES. TODAY WE HAD THE PLEASURE OF SINGING FOR THE DELIGHTFUL COMMUNITY AT PARADISE VILLAGE SENIOR’S HOME.

OUR CONTACT, COURTNEY, WAS WONDERFUL IN GETTING EVERYTHING IN PLACE FOR OUR 2 PM CONCERT. SHE HAD THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SMILE AND SHE SET UP THE ROOM, GOT US DOLLIES FOR OUR COPIOUS AMOUNTS OF EQUIPMENT , WATERS ,AND THEN SURPRISED US WITH A LOVELY THANK YOU CARD AS WE LEFT.

I FELT A WEE BIT SAD WHEN I HEARD THAT ONCE A MONTH THESE SENIORS ARE ENTERTAINED BY THE SAME MUSICIANS WITH THE SAME SONGS. I WAS EVEN HAPPIER THEN TO INTRODUCE THEM TO OUR NEW MUSIC AND THEY REALLY SEEMED TO ENJOY IT AND OUR STORIES.

ONE DELIGHTFUL WOMAN TRIED TO PAY US TO TAKE US WITH HER…HA HA…AS SHE LONGED TO TRAVEL AND IS A SINGER/GUITAR PLAYER TOO. I WISH WE COULD HAVE MADE HER HAPPY THIS WAY BUT ALAS, IT WAS NOT TO BE.

AFTER THE CONCERT WE SAID OUR GOOD-BYES AND THEN HEAD OFF TO ENJOY THE COLOURFUL DAY ONCE MORE.

WE ENDED THE EVENING WITH A GUILTY PLEASURE : WATCHING THE NEW DOWNTON ABBEY MOVIE AT THE THEATRE. PERFECT. ALL OUR FAVOURITE CHARACTERS, A SIMPLE ENJOYABLE SCRIPT , AND EVERYTHING TIED UP WITH A BOW AT THE END. YUP. PERFECT.

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