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North America » Canada » Alberta » Hanna June 19th 2022

Issy’s feeling marginally better, so she slowly emerges from the confines of her COVID isolation ward. LeeAnne introduces us to one of her other cats, who they call COVID because he never goes away. I hope Issy’s version of COVID does eventually decide to leave her alone, but we’re clearly not quite there yet. It’s Fathers Day here in Canada and, as he should, Michael showers Steve with love and affection… and a large table grinder. I’d have to admit that I’m not exactly sure what a table grinder is, but if there are tables to be ground I’m sure this monster will do the trick. Any attempts to get Emma to do likewise are however decidedly unsuccessful. I’m told that I’m Australian, and therefore I’ll have to wait until September. Hmmm. I’d better get something ... read more
LeeAnne and Steve’s hacienda
LeeAnne, yours truly and Neo, down on the farm
Steve armed with his trusty bow and arrow

North America » Canada » Alberta » Hanna June 18th 2022

Issy’s feeling worse than ever so she decides to spend the day resting up in her cosy isolation ward at Steve and LeeAnne’s newly christened COVID hospital. We’re still a bit curious as to where she might have caught the dreaded virus. She blames the waitress at the restaurant we went to on our last night in Maui. She ordered a Corona, but when the waitress brought it she dropped the lemon on the table and then picked it up with her bare hands and shoved it back in the top of the bottle. I’d always been told that the lemons were just supposed to keep the flies out, so maybe they’re not so good with viruses? I’m thinking that she was infected a bit earlier than that, and I’m putting my money on someone in ... read more
Memorial to blizzard victims
Happy campers down on the farm
Emma and Michael looking very relaxed

North America » Canada » Alberta » Hanna June 17th 2022

Issy was feeling a bit ordinary yesterday and wakes up feeling a lot worse. It’s not the dreaded COVID, surely, we tell ourselves. She managed not to get it when I came down a few months back. We were in very close contact just before I tested positive, so we both thought she must be one of those “COVID nevers“ who won the lottery and are just naturally immune from the dreaded disease. It’s just a bit of a cold we tell ourselves, although she decides to keep her mask on when we’re close to people for the time being just in case. Today is the very long awaited day when we finally get to see our beloved Emma again for the first time in going on three years. We’re meeting her and partner Michael in ... read more
A dinosaur (on the left)
…and another one
… and another one




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