I’m hoping for some decent weather tomorrow – good enough to be flight worthy.  When I checked the weather this morning, it said tomorrow will be totally sunny.  Now it’s saying it’s going to be totally cloudy.  Geesh!  We’ll see.

My one kitty seemed a little chilly the other day, so I got her sweater out:

She didn’t seem to like it at first, so I took it off after about five minutes.  Less than an hour later, I caught her trying to crawl under it.  I put it back on for a while:

He sister was a little jealous.  Unfortunately, she is a little too girthy to fit into Mya’s clothing:

At least she got over her jealousy and was able to snuggle up with her clothed sister, for a little nappy:

Today’s symptoms:  The fatigue is getting better than it was over the last two weeks.  I’ve just been dealing with a lot of flu-like pains all over my bod.

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 2/10/2010 10:44 PM

I set my alarm for 8:00 am today in hopes of waking to clear skies for flying.  Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case.  I looked out at yuck.  I checked the various aviation weather sites online and they indicated yuck.  I phoned for an aviation weather briefing and guess what?  More Yuckaroos!  Geesh.  Oh well, I decided to go visit my mother in Fonthill.  We went out for a coffee then headed over to the Seaway Mall.  While there, I booted up my iPod Touch and checked the aviation weather again.  It looked like it was clearing up!  I phoned the Flying Club and was told that it was indeed clearing.  I told him I would be there in about an hour and a half. 
It was nice to see the clear blue skies up above.  It was a little windy, but nothing major. 

Here’s a pic of Vyc and I heading out:

I had a good laugh when the tower called me and asked if I had new tires.  I guess the big, white labels gave them away:

I was actually a little disappointed when I noticed they all fell off after I landed.  I felt special having new tires.  Also, I littered.

It was a really nice day for a flight.  I think I was up for about an hour and a half.  The visibility was great:

The weather for the first half of the week isn’t looking too good, so I’m very happy to have flown today.  Vyctor handles great!  I can tell that he weighs more than my last plane.  It’s fairly noticeable during take-offs and landings.  His cruising speed is a little faster too, which is a nice bonus.

I have to go make a couple batches of fudge for my RAA (Recreational Aircraft Association) meeting tomorrow night, so I shall say ado!

Today’s symptoms:  Felt physically better today than I have over the last week.  Yea!

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 2/7/2010 8:04 PM

I was really hoping to take Vyctor up today for his first flight as a Canadian citizen, but it wasn’t meant to be.  I phoned London FSS for a weather briefing around 11:30 this morning, and wasn’t too happy when he said the ceiling was at 1400 feet.  He said it probably wouldn’t get much better during the day either.  Blah.  So, I did six hours of overtime at work instead!  It was a productive day but nothing really exciting happened.   I did snap a picture of my aviation shrine, which is on top of one of my filing cabinets:

The Snoopy dude is the newest edition.  I guess I’ll have to change the picture under the window to one of Vyctor.  Hopefully we’ll get a sunny day soon so I can pose him for a photo shoot.

Keep you fingers crossed for decent weather tomorrow, however looking at the forecast, I’m not so sure.

Symptoms for Today:  Feeling better physically than I have in a while.  Bummed that I didn’t get to go flying.

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 2/6/2010 9:45 PM

My new plane (Vyctor) was all ready for his import inspection today.  My mechanic had an inspector come in from London to check over the plane.  Since the plane came in from the States, we had to make sure everything was up to Canadian standards.  There were quite a few items that needed repairs and adjustments (magnetos repaired, propeller overhauled, harnesses rewebbed, cracks in the wheel pants, the engine needed to be remounted, etc.)  Nothing really major, but some of the things were not up to Cessna standards and regulations – they are now!  The inspector arrived at the airport just after 9:00 this morning, and I met up with him around 9:30.  We went over all of the paperwork and I signed some forms.  My mechanic and I left the inspector to his inspection of the plane and log books.  I think he was there for about three hours.  I was so relieved when my mechanic phoned and said that the plane passed the inspection.  Mind you, having total trust in my mechanic and knowing how meticulous and by-the-book he is, I really wasn’t worried.  It feels good to know that I now have a very safe plane, fully up to Cessna and Canadian standards. 

Today was the first day I saw Vyctor with his new registration plastered on his sassy tail:

Cute, eh?  Gee, Lyz!

Here are a couple more pics of little Vyc during his inspection.  He was feeling a little exposed and vulnerable.

Here’s a picture of the freshly rewebbed harnesses.  Cessna requires rewebbing of the harnesses every ten years.  I preferred the original blue belts, but the black ones don’t look too bad:

Ok, last pic:

I’m doing overtime at work tomorrow, starting at 8:00.  I think we can work until 2:00, however, I’ll probably finish around 12:00 so I can get over to the airport and take Vyctor for his first flight as a Canadian citizen. 
Stay tuned later this weekend for pics and stories from our flight together!

Today’s symptoms:  It’s been a really rough week physically, mainly weakness.  However, I’m feeling quite a bit better today.  I’m going to get a good sleep tonight so I’m able to hit the skies tomorrow!

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 2/5/2010 7:19 PM

Gee, I feel bad I haven’t posted this week, but there wasn’t anything to post!  Until last night, it was a very uneventful week.  We were offered overtime at work and I took advantage of it one night.  I also worked today from 8:00 to 2:00.  I cannot believe how much I got done in those six hours!  I had my headphones on, my music cranked and I only stopped twice for a pee break and to run out and grab a coffee.  Actually, I’m surprised I was able to make it in for 8:00.  I had a little gathering at my apartment last night, with an Arbonne product demonstration.  We did a foot soak, which I’ve never done before.  Clearly, from the pictures below, my cats were a little jealous:

Abby was nice enough to lick my feet “dry” after the soaking.  Fortunately, Arbonne products are all natural!
Both of the cats were extremely social and affectionate with the guests, which made for a rather entertaining night.

As the hostess of the party, I got quite a few deals on the vast array of products.  I splurged a little more than I had planned, but it’s all good!  The Arbonne rep brought tons of products to demonstrate.  I forgot to take a picture of the table when it was all set up – here’s a shot during the clean up:

Tonight I’m just chillin’ with my kids.  They were a little freakish (more than normal) when I got home from work.  I was rather shocked to see them both mushed into their little house-thing.  Usually I have a heating pad in it for them, but I’ve been yet to locate it this year.  Hmmmm……

I guess this is what it would look like if Mya’s head was attached to Abby’s body.  I used to do something similar to this with my Barbie dolls when I was younger.  I would have Ken’s head on Barbie’s body and interchange the limbs between Ken, Barbie and different ethnicities.  This probably explains a lot of why I am like I am today….

Today’s symptoms:  I’m getting energy-like sensations, shooting through my body.  I think it’s just because I’m overtired.  It’s not painful, it just feels weird.

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 1/30/2010 7:11 PM

Chuck and I were in Toronto this weekend.  We stayed at the Hilton right across from Pearson Airport, so we could watch the traffic.  It’s really amazing how many flights go out of there every day.  Here is a picture of the tower from our room:

Most of the planes we saw taking off were Air Canada (however, the bird in this picture was not):

After some plane watching on Saturday, we went to Arizona’s for dinner.  It was great – we had the back room to ourselves, complete with a free pool table.  Surprisingly, I got this one in.  I really suck at pool:

We took a break from playing and had an amazing meal.  We both got the BBQ bison burger.  Oh yum!  This picture makes it look a little yucky, but it was one, if not the best burgers I’ve ever had:

Neither Chuck or I are big bread folks, so we didn’t eat the bun. 

After dinner, we went back to play pool.  I did as well with mittens on as I did without.  What does that tell ya?

After I drained a few kegs, we were ready to head back to the hotel:

I told Chuck how relieved I was that no one walked in while I staged the above photo.  I guess it doesn’t matter though since I’ve just posted it on the Internet!  Duh!

The next day consisted of more plane watching, a trip to Timmy’s, then over to a road near the runway where we watched some more planes much closer up:

Pictures like these really make me love my camera!

Before heading home, we stopped at the Fantastic Flea Market at the Dixie Mall.  It was a great flea market, unlike the one we went to on Saturday.   I won’t mention what it’s called, but you can check it out HERE.  It’s not one we would go back to.

It was nice to be home to see the kids.  I don’t think they missed us but I sure missed them!

Today’s symptoms: Actually feeling pretty good after my exciting weekend!  I guess we’ll see if it hits me tomorrow.

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 1/24/2010 8:52 PM

What an exciting week!  On Wednesday, my mother and I drove to the Downsview Airport and went on a tour of the Bombardier Aircraft plant through the Women In Aviation group.  We arrived around 6:30 and the tour started soon after 7:00.  There were 27 people in the group.  They said it would be 1.5 hours but it went over 2.5!  It was a little long, especially with the one hour and twenty minute drive home, but it was still great.  The tour guide brought us over to one of the engines that was ready to be mounted – he said it was $2 million!  Wow!  Here is one of the aircraft they produce – it’s a Bombardier Q400:

We got home quite late.  Fortunately, I had Thursday off as one of my compressed days.  Good thing, because last night we drove to Hamilton to see Jann Arden.  I’ve been to quite a few concerts and this was by far the best.  She was amazing and so funny!  She was cracking jokes and making funny comments between and even during songs!  I will have to see her again next year when she comes back to Hamilton.

Before we went to the concert, we ate at The Honest Lawyer in Jackson Square.  There used to be one across from the CRA office in St. Catharines.  Unfortunately, it closed a few years ago.  The food was great.  I asked our waiter-dude to take our picture.  He agreed but first took a picture of himself.  Here’s your moment of fame, waiter-guy!

Chuck and I are going to Toronto tomorrow and staying until Sunday.  We’re going to stay at the Hilton right at Pearson Airport, with a perfect view of the planes a’comin and a’goin.  Should be a great weekend!

I guess I won’t get to visit Vyctor this weekend.  Hopefully he’ll be ready to rock in a couple more weeks:

Today’s symptoms:  I think I had a little too much excitement this week!  I was very fatigued today with quite a few sharp pains in my limbs and hyper-sensitivity. 

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 1/22/2010 8:42 PM

I think if I win a very large lottery, I’m going to buy a slew of aerobatic airplanes and start an aerobatic flight school.  I will have an Elizafleet of planes and I will hire instructors that are highly proficient in aerobatics.  I will call it Elizabatics Flight School.  Ah yes, I can see it now!

Back to reality.  I did my presentation for the Zonta Club last night.  What a great bunch of people!  I felt so comfortable around them and wasn’t even nervous giving my presentation.  It was just about my life, the challenges I’ve faced, the changes I’ve made, and just about being generally positive in life.  They had their meeting at the St. Catharines Club.  It was my first time there and it’s very impressive!  So, the night was great – great company, food and environment.

Tomorrow I’m driving to Toronto to take a tour of the Bombardier plant.  It should be interesting.  I just wish it wasn’t in Toronto – yucky drive!  The next night my mother and I are going to the Jann Arden concert in Hamilton.  What a crazy week I’m having!

I saw little Vyctor today.  He was sitting in his hanger, bits and pieces missing and all over the place.  His seat belts are in Winnipeg, his propeller is in Toronto and his rudder is in Welland.  Hopefully his inspection will be completed soon so they can reassemble him for his first flight as a Canadian!  Yea!

I can’t wait to tweak his little nose like this again:

Today’s symptoms: I was really weak and tired today.  I had some crushing pains in my hands, which I haven’t experienced for the last year or so.

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 1/19/2010 9:20 PM

My little mother broke the tiny, little zipper on her coat the other week.  I offered to take it to my tailor’s to have the zipper replaced.  I went back to pick it up about five days later.  The tailor said she is still working on the coat as she is having a hard time finding a replacement zipper that is short enough.  I suggested she just take the fly off a pair of jeans, as it would be about the right length.  To my delight, she heeded my advice and was able to locate a short zipper (about three teeth in length).  It sufficiently stretched its way from the collar to the bottom of the jacket.

On Monday, I will be giving a “motivational” presentation to the Zonta Club in St. Catharines.  I did a similar presentation during a women’s day event at work last year.  I will be able to use some of the previous presentation, but will have to tweak it a little to add in some items over the last year (like the new airplane!)  I’m really looking forward to it.

This upcoming week is going to be rather busy.  I have to give the presentation on Monday, I’m going to Toronto to tour the Bombardier plant on Wednesday, the Jann Arden concert on Thursday then a retirement party (unfortunately not mine!) on Friday.  Yikes!

Today’s symptoms:  I slept in past 9:30 today.  I didn’t sleep well last night due to a bout of restless leg syndrome.  Other than that, I’m feeling just a little tired!

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 1/16/2010 7:10 PM

Great (but sad) news!  I sold my plane this weekend!  I met with the potential purchaser during the week.  He came down from Oshawa and seemed to really like the plane and said he would buy it.  The weather wasn’t too good for the rest of the week, so we aimed for Saturday for him to pick her up.  Fortunately, the weather was quite nice on Saturday, so we planned for the pick up that day.  My mother and I met at the airport around 10:30, and had a quick, final flight.  I wasn’t sure if we would have time or not, as the Flying Club folks were working feverishly at getting the apron cleared and the Club planes ready and heated for their flights.  We only did one circuit, so we were airborne for about five minutes.  Still, it was nice and as usual, she flew beautifully!

The purchaser arrived and checked out the plane.  I was starting to get a little bummed out at this point:

Here’s my final hug goodbye:

How many people does it take to move a Cessna 150?

I must admit, I got a little teary eyed when she finally took off.  It does make me feel much better, knowing that she is going to a good home.  The purchaser seemed like a really nice guy and I have no reason to doubt that he’s going to take good care of my ex-plane.  Farewell, Odessa von Cessna – we had some truly amazing adventures together! 

Saturday was a rather long day for me as after selling the plane, Chuck and I went to the St. Catharines Flying Club Annual Wings Banquet.  It was an amazing turnout:

Since we didn’t know most of the people there, Chuck and I discreetly sat at the back.  I’m so glad we sat where we did, as all the people who sat with us were very nice and made the night pretty much perfect.  I’m looking forward to seeing them around the Flying Club.  Mind you, I won’t be going there for a while since I don’t have a functioning plane at the moment.  Little Vyctor is still in another hangar, being inspected.  I’m hoping some of the people I met last night come to the RAA meeting tomorrow night.  I’m really looking forward to it as we have yet another great guest speaker.

Today’s symptoms: Despite a long and emotional day yesterday, I’m actually feeling pretty good today.  Just some hyper-sensitivity in my arms and legs.

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 1/10/2010 8:24 PM

I’m about ready for bed, so I’m going to keep this blog entry short.  I was just looking through some photos I took around Christmas, and I’ve come to the conclusion that my cats are nuts.  This is them right after we gave them their Christmas present:

Abby continued her dance of joy:

Last week, I saw this odd image when I looked into the bathroom:

Here’s a closer look:

Since they’re hairless, they get cold easily.  Mya can often be found sitting with her front paws perched up on the heater.  This is a picture of her teaching Abby the technique:

Yup, my kids are weird – just like their mama.

Today’s symptoms: Feeling a little more drained than I have for the last few days.  My jaw is bothering me quite a bit.  I just took some Tylenol PM and am ready for bed!

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 1/7/2010 10:30 PM

Chuck and I drove to Rochester today to do some post-Christmas shopping.  My main purchase was a very warm winter coat that I could use for the airplane.  I only had a Spring coat and a long, dressy winter coat, which weren’t very conducive to airplane inspection and flying.  My new coat is The North Face brand from Dick’s Sporting Goods. 

We are in a motel close to the Marketplace Mall.  Tomorrow, we will be going to the Mall at Greece Ridge.  We missed visiting this mall the last time we came to Rochester (in October or November – I forget!) 

For dinner, we visited one of our favourite restaurants – Applebee’s!  Our hostessessessess’s name was Carol and she was very nice and accommodating.  She quickly corrected our broccoli shortage (double order of broccoli instead of fries) when my meal was brought out with fries.  She was shocked and dismayed at the grandiose error from the kitchen.  We told her we would mention her kind and loving service which she provided to us, in my Elizablog.  Here you go Carol – you just hit the big time!  And you earned it! 
Here are some photos of our lovely meals (after a few nibbles by both parties):

While we were waiting for our meals, we played “Truth or Dare” on my iPod Touch.  One of the Dares was for Chuck to do a handstand.  He was too wussy so I had to do it instead:

That’s about it for today.  I will try to write again tomorrow night.

Today’s symptoms:  I have been feeling pretty darn good.  I survived five hours of mall wandering plus dinner at Applebee’s.  Hopefully tomorrow will be as good!

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 1/1/2010 7:34 PM

I did my final required solo night flight to achieve my Night Rating – Yea!  It was a nice flight.  The clouds were fairly low at 4000 feet, but the winds were calm.  I flew over my mother’s house and called her to come out and wave at me.  Since it was dark, I didn’t see too much of her (that and the fact she’s so tiny).  She did blink the garage lights at me though.  I headed out to Dunnville and on the way, I circled over a couple houses that had amazing light displays.  The one house had about five cars pulled off to the side of the road, watching the display.  I had a much better view, especially for the lights which covered most of the roof.  I arrived at the Dunnville Airport, which does not have any lights.  I also wasn’t sure if the runway was ploughed, so I didn’t attempt a landing – just a low and over.  I slowly headed back toward St. Catharines.  I noticed an ambulance whipping through the streets around Smithville, so I followed it for a bit.  It got boring after about five minutes, so I continued on back to St. Catharines.  I called the Flying Club to see when they were closing, since I didn’t want my cute little plane left outside overnight.  There was a student flying around in the circuit, so I joined him and did three or four circuits before making a full stop landing.  The flight went really well and it felt great to have achieved my Night Rating.  I’m looking forward to taking my mother and Chuck up at night, especially over Niagara Falls.
I met with my instructor today to complete the paperwork to send to Transport Canada for my rating.  I then wandered over to the airport to visit my new plane (Vyctor).  It was so sad to see him sitting there, without his propeller and magnetos.  He also had his seats removed, the back panel and the ELT (Emergency Locater Transmitter).  I told him his medical would be over with soon, and he could take to the skies once again.  I thought I saw him shed a tear, but realized it was my own due to the fact that it was so darn cold out!  Brrrr!
I was hoping to work overtime at work tonight, however, I was the only person who put in for it.  They weren’t too keen on the idea of having to have a Team Leader there just for one person.  Oh well, I think overtime is being offered in the New Year as well.

Today’s Symptoms:  Feeling pretty darn good!  No bad symptoms to report.

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 12/30/2009 5:14 PM

I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas!  My family sure did.  Chuck and I went to my little mother’s house on Christmas morning.  We brought her 56 presents from me and a slew from Chuck.  From the mound of presents under the tree, it was obvious she went all out too!  We started opening pressies around 11:15 and finished around 3:45!!!  It was insane!  My mother bought me a huge pile of the most amazing clothes I’ve ever seen!  I love everything.  I received some really nice and unique jewelery from both Jan and Chuck.  Also, a bunch of great aviation-related books.  Chuck also bought me a Journey Log Book for my new plane! 

The presents under the tree look a little white-ish.  We are all very environmental and used recyclable paper (brown paper and white tissue paper.)  It’s actually an improvement from what I usually use, which is colourful flyers!  I thought I would try to be a little more classy this year.

Here’s a picture of Chuck opening his present from the kids (Mya and Abby, our hairless kitties).  They decided to wrap up one of his own shirts.  It’s one that I really don’t like so when I took it home about two months ago, I decided not to bring it back.  Chuck started to miss it so the kids said they wanted to wrap it up and give it to him for Christmas.  They also gave him a half-eaten chocolate bunny from Easter:

We brought the kids with us and they had a blast running around all day, getting into things.  Here’s a cute shot of Mya in mid-flight:

Here’s a shot of me packing things up after dinner:

Jan bought me the cutest hoodie ever!  (I’m a hoodie-addict, by the way!):

What a perfect day!
I’m hoping the weather is nice tomorrow evening so I can finish my night rating.  My instructor and I went up a couple nights ago and I completed the last two hours I needed for dual night (with an instrutor).  Now I just need one more hour solo night.  Here’s a shot of us heading into Brantford:

Today’s Symptoms: Feeling pretty darn good!  Energy is up and pain is down!

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 12/26/2009 8:38 PM

I’m such a ditz – I just realized yesterday that Christmas is on Friday and not Saturday like I thought it was!  Duh!  I can’t wait to bring the kids (Mya and Abby) to “grandma’s” house on Friday morning.  I know they’re going to love their pressies!  I still have a few more to wrap for my mother.  I think I have 50 ready and just found a box I had hidden with five or six more.  Unfortunately, my wrapping isn’t very pretty.  I’m big on the environmental-thing, so all my giftages are wrapped in a recyclable paper (almost like blank newspaper) and tissue paper.  Oh well, after a few slugs o’booze, they will start to look more attractive!
I finished up the instrument training I need for my night rating.  My instructor and I still need to do another two hour long night flight, then I need about one more hour at night solo.  I’m sure I can finish it up before the New Year.  What a rush it will be to take up passengers for their first night flight extravaganza!

Speaking of extravaganza, what an extravagant feast Chuck, my mother and I had when we went to The Keg this weekend!   I don’t know how I went so many years without eating steak.  I was going to take a picture of my wonderful meal to post on my blog, but it was almost gone when I remembered:

Not too much else exciting planned for the rest of the week.  I’m just looking forward to relaxing a bit and having some stress-free days.  I facilitated training at work today, so that’s one less thing to worry about.  Also, I found a guest speaker for our RAA meeting in January.  He is a Flight Service Station Specialist at the Niagara District Airport.  I brought the tower-folks some fudge today and was thrilled when he agreed to come and talk to our group!  He’s Fudgetacular!  He is going to be the most Fudgetastic guest speaker EVER! 

Today’s symptoms:  I felt pretty darn good today!  My energy was decent!  Hoping for more of the same for the rest of the week (or preferably the rest of my life!)

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 12/21/2009 9:43 PM

I’m feeling very guilty as I missed a day of work due to feeling icky.  I just stayed in bed like a big blob all day.  At least I had my little kitties to keep me company.  I think Mya miscalculated the location of her bum in relation to Abby when she went to sit down today.  Not surprisingly, Abby didn’t seem to mind (although her face looks a little contorted in the first picture):

I was supposed to go flying with my instructor today to get another hour or so in on my night rating.  Of course, it didn’t happen.  Hopefully tomorrow though! 

I just finished another really good book.  The author is Jodi Picoult – she wrote My Sister’s Keeper, which I read about a month ago.  The one I finished today was Nineteen Minutes and just as good as My Sister’s Keeper.  I think I have a couple more of hers to read, plus there are a couple at our library at work.

Not too much new to report on the new plane.  My mechanic has started going over the paperwork and logs.  I don’t think he will be flyable (the plane, not my mechanic)until mid to late January.  It’s all good though, I’m patient!

Today’s symptoms:  I was just rather weak today, thus I missed going to work. 
*** lowers head in shame ***

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 12/17/2009 8:29 PM

What a wonderful weekend.  I went to my friend’s birthday party on Friday night and had a blast.  Wonderful company and great food – what more could you ask for?  Last night we had our annual RAA Christmas party.  Yet again – wonderful company and great food!  It was such a nice turn-out and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves.  While waiting for Santa to come out, I had to briefly entertain the crowd.  I tried desperately to sell my Cessna 150 to my fellow aviation folks.  I even offered to throw in a free case of oil with the purchase!  Unfortunately, no takers.  I’m sure one lucky person will come along soon and give the plane a nice home.  Anyway, Santa came out and we drew ticket numbers for the gifts.  There was more than enough to go around to each couple.  Everyone seemed happy with the selection. 

It really was a great evening.  We have our regular monthly RAA meeting tomorrow night.  It’s just going to be casual.  I have put together a Jeopardy game with aviation related topics.  Hopefully it will go over well with the group and I don’t end up being impeached!  I’m not ready to lose my Presidency yet!

Today was nice – I went to Fonthill to visit my little mother.  She just got back yesterday from her two week vacation to Florida.  She went with her sister and hit every mall and shopping centre in the area!  I was surprised when she agreed to go to the Seaway Mall with me today.  I figured she would have been shopped-out for the rest of the year!

Today’s symptoms: I actually felt pretty good considering my social outings over the last couple of nights.  The only symptom that I dealt with today was super-sensitivity on my upper right arm.  Usually I get this on the fronts of my thighs.  I guess it wanted to try somewhere new!  I hope to get a good sleep tonight as it’s my day off tomorrow and I’m heading over to the States with a friend so she can finish up her Christmas shopping.

Posted by Lizzy McFly at 12/13/2009 8:43 PM