Terre de nos aïeux

[ciroccoj]

(Kudos to any non-Canadian who has a clue what the above means. Later Edit: and perhaps I should extend that kudo to most anglo-Canadians as well ;)


Just back from the fireworks downtown, and... whoa.

Busy Canada Day. I think I walked for about... 4-5 hours in all. If I could, I would so sleep in tomorrow.

Oh, and this was too snarky to not link to:

Top 10 Myths About Canada - with a little medie-esque commentary

Now? Bed.

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[daf9.livejournal.com]

Second line of O Canada the French edition. Land of our forefathers is how I've been told it translates. But then my first French teacher was of Japanese extraction and was about three lessons ahead of her students for the entire school year so I could be wrong.

[tudorlady.livejournal.com]

Terre de nos aieux

I know, I know!

But then, je suis une fille de Provençe. (Okay, omce removed, but still!)

Presumably, I get to pick my own prize? Very well. I'd like an evening in a hot tub with Chris Noth. Thank you.