Missing: one toque

Assuming that you're properly equipped, a little -9 shouldn't be enough to keep you indoors. In fact, today a roomate and I ended up on a spur of the moment 20 km hike up to a cave (take that, you crazy railfan). Anyways, somewhere in the back of that cave now resides one toque - I discovered that it was missing on the way out, but it probably would have taken at least half an hour to retrace our steps in hopes of finding the thing and we were running out of light.

Anyways, photos are in the usual place. On our walk down the road leading to the "trail" (there really wasn't one), we managed to violate the 0 km speed limit, and then in the cave found a two-armed stalagmite. Getting in and out of some parts was a little tight but all in all it was a good time. Not quite the tourist-trap caves that Vickie visited before...

I think that Darren might appreciate a license plate like this one

Sucks to be Dave

Browsing Environment Canada, I notice Calgary: -9 and snowing. This while we're basking in a very sunny, beautiful day. Not that it matters; it's Sunday so I can't go railfanning anyway!

Where do you think that Dave might live after Calgary?

He'll stay in Calgary
13% (1 vote)
Back to BC
38% (3 votes)
Elsewhere in Canada
25% (2 votes)
The US
0% (0 votes)
Europe
25% (2 votes)
Other
0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 8

Now done with taxes for the year 2005

I had to go and read around on the Canada Revenue Agency's website for a little bit just to figure out which province I'm a resident of. Who knew that life could be so complicated, or that a person can live about a 1000 km from their residence. Sometimes governments don't make quite so much sense I think.

Anyways, as a student I don't really mind doing taxes as it generally means that I'm getting some chunk of money back (this year being no exception). I still haven't managed to get rid of all my education tax credits, although maybe when I file my 2006 income tax return that'll change.

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