CANADA DAY! ............... INDEPENDENCE DAY!

Canada Day was a BLAST! It was a really great Friday holiday spent at the lake. My day was filled with...

Large Brunch

Using Outdoor Sauna and Swimming

Bar-B-Que Lunch

Waterskiing

AND Belting out O Canada

also THE FIREWORKS were INTENSE

It was awesome!

And to everyone celebrating the 4th of July, HAVE A GREAT DAY!

All Americans have a wonderful time during your independence day, it's such a beautiful day!

Yours Truly,

Dewshine

XOXOX

Just Because...

It's time. It's the end, and the beggining for people. Graduation. End of that certain phase in life and on to take the next step. Which the Greek word gladi means, a step. (Or so I've heard.) So I was thinking that this quote I found by none other than good ol' Dr. Seuss explained some stuff really well.
     
“You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose. You're on your own.
And you know what you know. You are the guy who'll decide where to go.”
-Dr. Seus
What an awesome author eh?! I think he's the greatest. :D And he IS!
Anyways just a few thoughts...

Yours Truly,
DEWSHINE
XOXOXOX

You want to learn why Canadians say what the say, eh?

You came to the right place! First of all, a LOT of people think that EH is something we Canadians say every sentence but really,only some say it, and if they say eh, they will say it once or twice in a conversation. the word eh is a stand-in for right, it's used so the other person can agree with you. (example convo*) "Nice weather for winter, eh?" the other person will answer back "Yeah, it really warmed up nice. I was even able to continue my morning jog that I stopped doing at the end of November." so on and so forth, the rest of conversation would be with "normal" words. I think EH is on awesome word (I'm Candian, and its tottally in my dictionary/vocab!) I don't over use but its a LOT more expressive than saying, "nice weather for winter, RIGHT?" I hope this may have enlightened some of you who may not know how to use the word eh. PLease DO NOT over use it or you may sound very silly because CANADIANS DO NOT use it very often,UNLESS your explaining about it, like I am. By the way I think usage of the word eh is patriotic towards Canada, I'm so happy that I can use the word, and be proud of the fact that it's depicted as uniquely Canadian!
~Dewshine

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