Canadian Junk Food
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prosodicDill Pickle flavored Pringles...need I say more?
Anyway, the trip to Niagara Falls was fun, but also kind of a bust. We did okay at the outlet mall. I did not acquire the things that I was specifically looking for, but I picked up a couple of very inexpensive and practical things at the Gap Outlet, and I bought 2 pairs of flip-flops at the Eddie Bauer Outlet...2 pairs for $10. Yeah, cheaply made, but I really only wanted flip-flops for lounging around here at the hotel. I forgot to pack mine.
We went on the Canadian side of the Falls (after getting lost in the New York side and finding our way into the 'hood...as one of my co-workers kept calling it). But it was raining so much that the mist from the Falls was really excessive and blocked most of our view. But we visited a gorgeous green house (I have lots of botanical photos) and we saw at least part of the Falls. And we had fun shopping in the cheesy tourist gift shop, where I told my 2 companions that we had to get something totally stupid and cheesy to put in our cubicles to remind us of this trip. I got a beaver magnet and the beaver has a maple leaf on its chest.
Oh, and I bought the aforementioned Pringles. I was intrigued, what can I say?
We stayed for about 2 hours and then went back to New York. We stopped at the grocery store first to get some stuff so we didn't have to eat out for the next few days.
I'm just going to chill out the rest of the weekend. I have to get some laundry out of the dryer right now and then I'm going back to my room to do some homework.
Anyway, the trip to Niagara Falls was fun, but also kind of a bust. We did okay at the outlet mall. I did not acquire the things that I was specifically looking for, but I picked up a couple of very inexpensive and practical things at the Gap Outlet, and I bought 2 pairs of flip-flops at the Eddie Bauer Outlet...2 pairs for $10. Yeah, cheaply made, but I really only wanted flip-flops for lounging around here at the hotel. I forgot to pack mine.
We went on the Canadian side of the Falls (after getting lost in the New York side and finding our way into the 'hood...as one of my co-workers kept calling it). But it was raining so much that the mist from the Falls was really excessive and blocked most of our view. But we visited a gorgeous green house (I have lots of botanical photos) and we saw at least part of the Falls. And we had fun shopping in the cheesy tourist gift shop, where I told my 2 companions that we had to get something totally stupid and cheesy to put in our cubicles to remind us of this trip. I got a beaver magnet and the beaver has a maple leaf on its chest.
Oh, and I bought the aforementioned Pringles. I was intrigued, what can I say?
We stayed for about 2 hours and then went back to New York. We stopped at the grocery store first to get some stuff so we didn't have to eat out for the next few days.
I'm just going to chill out the rest of the weekend. I have to get some laundry out of the dryer right now and then I'm going back to my room to do some homework.
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Date: 2008-05-04 07:54 pm (UTC)I think my infatuation with these Pringles will be short-lived. I haven't even consumed 1/4 of the can yet, and I'm over them already.