Being in tune to the unexpected allows the day to be dictated in a way I'd never imagined. Today I received some lovely images emailed from Canada via my second, maybe 3rd cousin (we're confused) Judy. We chat all the time on-line and I love receiving images of their family get-to-gethers and especially during the winter the 20 foot high snowdrifts that may prevent traffic moving (2 mm seems to bring Britain to a halt). Last weekend was a bank holiday weekend over in Canada and so the family as I should call them had been up at their lodge by the lake (hope I have that right Judy) for a bit of pre season relaxation and I guess get the place ship shape for their summer visits, which seem to involve a lot of socialising. Up at the lodge they get one of my favourite birds the blue jay, today however the Canadian wildlife of choice was a Chipmunk in an IKEA bag it seems and 2 Canada geese, flying over a lake in Canada. One thing the Internet has really revolutionised is that we may be 3000 miles apart, but being able to on-line chat regularly, we could be in the next room. And that's good, very good in my book.
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