Long time, no post

This has been as long a hiatus as I have had since I started the blog, there is no particular reason for this other than I've run out of friends to add. I think I'll start putting in links for sites I often visit, mostly for my own ease of use.

I could blame my lack of posting on the tax deadline. I was helping my in-laws do their taxes (they were away until the middle of April, so the time frame was a bit squished) and I did end up spending some time in the past week learning about parts of the Canadian Tax Code about which I've never needed to know.

We met up with my parents for lunch a couple weekends ago, and they seemed to have really enjoyed their months in Europe. They didn't have any pictures for us to look at, but hopefully they will soon. My parents are actually homeless right now, as they have sold the cottage and bought a house in the same area, but they don't move in until close to the end of the month. So they are travelling around staying with their friends. Susanna and I will likely go up once they've moved in to see their new place (we've seen pictures only) and to see the pictures from their trip.

I've seen the Lew Family a couple of times in the past week, and it seems that they are quite lucky in that they've got a very well behaved baby (knock on wood). I know that this can change overnight, but for now they are lucky. After rehearsal on Monday, Karen and Dion came out to the pub with Adam, and he slept for the whole two and a half hours we were there. This brings up a question though: To get into the pub, you need to be of drinking age, but of course, a sleeping baby is a bit of an exception... so at what point can you not bring your child into the pub? Could an 18 year old get into the pub if they were there with their parents?

-KDH