Mr. Richard's Day Off
I may not be Ferris Bueller, and the love of my life is in Waterloo, but I had an excellent day off on Monday anyways. Mondays were special days when Dianne was here. We would go back to sleep after the boys went to school, have a leisurely breakfast and do some shopping or go for a long walk or something. One time we went with Lokesh and Babli to his favourite restaurant. When Dianne left, I worked a few Mondays. The previous 2 Mondays to this I worked in the morning and went motorcycle test driving on one and motorcycle picking up on the other.
This Monday, I woke up a little on the late side. Lokesh phoned up and sugested that he would meet me at the apartment instead of at work, so I practiced guitar for a little while, making "No Not One" the 22nd song that I have learned since I started doing Junior High music at Logos. Then I had a little nap, and was embarassingly in my pajamas when Lokesh and Babli came to pick me up. We went out for lunch at Haldiram's. There was a bunch of kids a few tables over and I got one of them to take this picture.
We went, after lunch, to visit Claudia and Shaji. Claudia's first language is Portuguese, but she speaks very good Hindi. Even though I can't speak any myself, you could tell by the way that she enunciated and the expressiveness, (and Lokesh said after). It was very cool for her and Lokesh and Babli to be able to talk, about everything under the sun. The people in the group photograph are Babli, Lokesh, Shaji, Claudia, Emily, Rachel, Brian. The other Canadians met at Redeemer University in Ancaster. As usual the kids there were very welcoming. One of the young girls had a new dollie with a flower in her hair.
This Monday, I woke up a little on the late side. Lokesh phoned up and sugested that he would meet me at the apartment instead of at work, so I practiced guitar for a little while, making "No Not One" the 22nd song that I have learned since I started doing Junior High music at Logos. Then I had a little nap, and was embarassingly in my pajamas when Lokesh and Babli came to pick me up. We went out for lunch at Haldiram's. There was a bunch of kids a few tables over and I got one of them to take this picture.
We went, after lunch, to visit Claudia and Shaji. Claudia's first language is Portuguese, but she speaks very good Hindi. Even though I can't speak any myself, you could tell by the way that she enunciated and the expressiveness, (and Lokesh said after). It was very cool for her and Lokesh and Babli to be able to talk, about everything under the sun. The people in the group photograph are Babli, Lokesh, Shaji, Claudia, Emily, Rachel, Brian. The other Canadians met at Redeemer University in Ancaster. As usual the kids there were very welcoming. One of the young girls had a new dollie with a flower in her hair.
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