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We have a new camera! Llamas in Washington

Yesterday we went to the park Ambleside to take pictures with our new DSLR camera that I bought on sale two days ago. Fred took this close-up of tulips.

While taking photos, we were in a community garden (where there are small plots to people living in Depas). The garden is located next to the beach, and there were four or five young people on the beach, talking. Happened to hear their conversation.

These guys, who seem to be normal teenagers (who should talk about girls, drugs and rock and roll) spoke of haute cuisine!! The phrase that sticks in my mind: "The dish had crab, salmon and halibut was very tasty ... had too shell per [lemon]." And what's super funny is the guy said "zest," instead of "peel" or "lemon." It is a term that would use a typical young hahaha!

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At the beginning of March I went to Washington state to meet my friend Kate. She lives in Seattle, but came to Blaine - a town near the border with Canada - to meet and know my uncle Don who lives there.

Uncle Don has over 40 keys (piano, organ, pipe organ, harpsichords, and more) - is superb, collector. But it is also a musician, and plays all the instruments beautifully. Kate plays the harpsichord, so I wanted to introduce each other.

The Don we prepared a delicious lunch, and played the organ and piano for us. Then Kate and I went to camp near Bellingham, where I booked a pension - Anderson Creek Lodge Bed and Breakfast . After registering at the reception, we went to Bellingham to take a snack and investigate some nice shops.

We had a good night at the Lodge, and in the morning enjoy the flames - flames are 15 friendly and curious. After breakfast, we returned to Bellingham to visit a yarn shop ( Northwest Handspun Yarns ), walk around and have lunch before the return - for me, a trip of an hour and a half and Kate a two-hour trip more or less.

was super fun to spend time with Kate - even though we are separated by only three hours, we are not frequently. Hopefully we see more often in the future.

Kate Playgroun On The Shower

Spring comes early in Nanaimo

pouring rain today, I'm not worried per for that because I have to work and I do not need to leave home. I took these photos two days ago. May the delicate flowers are not beaten by the elements after the downpour.

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Today, I had lunch with my aunt and her friends in Nanaimo, a city on Vancouver Island. While Nanaimo is located only 55 km from here, the journey takes two hours by car and ferry. So to meet with my aunt at noon, I had to leave the house at 9:30. Similarly, I had to take the ferry at 15:00 to return home by 17:00. Interestingly

sitting for three hours on a boat is so tiring. Despite that, we had a buena visita. Mi tía (hermana de mi mamá) está cada vez más confundida. Ayer por primera vez, por ejemplo, olvidó que mi mamá murió haces meces.

Es afortunada que tiene su amiga Jan, que le ayuda con ir de compras, citas, pagar las cuentas, hasta higiene y dieta. También tiene mi tío, que a pesar de estar mal de salud, puede hacerle compañía a mi tía y apoyarle.

Yo, mi tía, Jan y Edie