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Long weekend blitz

By Kevan • May 23rd, 2007 • Category: Life


Here’s what we did over May long weekend:

Went camping in the backyard

Camping in Suburbia
That’s “the backyard” in quotes, of course, because it’s more like a small lawn-bowling pitch. Unfortunately, we only made it until 2:45 am, due to the extremely noisy suburban prairie winds keeping us awake.

Made waffles

Made waffles
But not JUST waffles…bacon as well.

Went to a Feist concert

Went to a Feist concert
You can read all about our Feist adventure right here.

Played the drums

Played the drums
Friends of ours had this kit stashed under their stairs, and they said I could take it home with me. Sweeeet.

Made mango & curried chicken salad

Made mango chicken salad
We found this recipe in a Good Housekeeping cookbook. It was amaaazingly good.

Had Christmas in May

Christmas in May
We woke up Monday morning to find an inch of snow on the ground, so I put on Christmas music and made gingerbread & peppermint lattes. It was surreal.


We’re off to Portland, Oregon this evening, to see Kendra’s twin brother Quinton get married to Kendra’s ex-roommate Roni. We’ll be gone until Monday the 28th, so there will be no new posts for a little while…but if you’re looking for something fun to do, don’t forget about my First Annual Readership Survey!

Kevan is a life-size replica of a 5'8" tall human being, and comes with several interchangeable outfits and a realistic haircut. With a BA in Communications from Trinity Western University, Kevan’s professional writing, graphic design, web and creative consulting services are available for hire. Kevan resides with his beautiful wife Kendra in Vancouver, BC, and is generally a nice person.
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One Response »

  1. Ah, the life you live. I think, at some point, Kendra must have realized that marriage to you meant multiple out-of-season Christmases, haphazard domestic stakeouts, musical adventures and postcolonial cuisine. Then she quietly nodded, pumped a fist, and said, “Indeed.”

    Or perhaps all of these things were her idea. Better yet? Perhaps they were MY idea and you have discovered a portal into my tirelessly creative brain.

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