I get so easily fed up. Getting old maybe? I'm losing my patience once in a while. You know I'm so used to my old computer that listens to my command promptly, efficiently and twice as fast as in an almost speed of light. With the many complex command I think that the functions of my computer is hay wired. Yeah that's when it's probably connected to a group of people. That's why I have to be independent. That's right. That's the appropriate term for my program. I'm a weather satellite and it only follows simple command. You add something out of the ordinary and the computer get messed up. Can you follow?
I don't think so. See, I'm the one who answered all the questions here. Call me a double O.
Anyway, what's new out there? Or I should ask what I have done lately?
I was able to download too many pictures taken from Tradex. We had so much fun watching the volleyball tournament. Lots of memories. Tons of fun! I can't barely get enough of the many activities we did in and out of Tradex. The long driving from Cornell to Fraser H-way to Abbotsford to the airport. Picture taking with the humongous background > the Canadian airplane. Photo-taking inside the Tradex building. The delicious meals we prepared and brought there for us to share together. Then the drama began going back to our friend's house. You know the stormy weather at about past 8Am. The gusty wind that toppled some branches and twigs of several trees and were scattered on the road. Yikkes! Hazard? You betcha it was such kind of a spin out there. It's like being in a merry go round while the strong winds, stormy rain kept sweeping our vehicle on the slippery road. Thank God the bad ugly weather stopped at about 10 PM enough for us to focus on somekind of perspective. Too tired to even care about storytelling when we all get home. I went to bed and sleep and woke up when the noise of the passing train is heard. Then more trains can be heard after that. It turned out their home is located close to the railway.
The next day we tried to board the ferry. A small ferry just to get in to the other side of the island getting out at Fort Langley. Such a beautiful, serene village. Awesome! We're in a hurry that I was not able to take pictures of this historic site. One of the building that still stand out there is similar to the Nurse's Headquarters and the concessionaires in Fort Bonifacio in Philippines. Also I noticed one old historic building was built in 1932. Although not as old as the building that was erected in 1912 in Fort Bonifacio.
There are more stories to reveal however I just have to keep them in my "memory storage."All I can say we have "tons" of fun. Tons without soya! Ahahahahaha! Funny huh. Well you know me for being humorous so that's it.
