Soberjulie

Depends on your package. Most providers offer unlimited access (for a higher monthly fee) or you could choose a package with a limited amount of bites and try not to go over that. Call your top 3 service providers and ask them :)

When traveling, free wifi spots are becoming more and more popular. You could get a rocket stick (plugs into your laptop and acts as a modem) You'd have to find the best package for you with your provider. When I'm at the cottage, I just access through a 3G or 4G network via a smartphone or ipad. The ipad is very user friendly.

Hi Delta :) I kinda wondered where you disappeared to..... Nice to see you.

Please send ((((hugs))))) from me too. I thought of him as my buddy too.

Bakon. Holy sheet.....I'm sitting in the pediatrician office waiting for daughter and baby to finish their appointment. Everyone is staring at me, because I'm laughing at my phone. :p

Tsk tsk Bakon. We also have poutine and butter tarts. :)

The Sober Chick is happy she lives in a place where most people leave their doors unlocked. Seriously. And we're Canadian, eh! So most of us don't have a gun either. If I heard something go 'bump' in the night I'd assume Calvin my neighbor was drunk and wandered into the wrong house :p

:)

No canned cheese.

But please. Please!

Eat it alone Or share it

Grate it, slice it, cube it

Sprinkle on soup, on potatoes in salad

Eat it with fruit. With crackers. With bread

But please..... No canned cheese

Colby? Jarlsberg? Emmental?

Maybe some havarti or some Brie.

They need to try a good piece of Camembert or some smoked Gouda

But they are mistaken.

I know people call it cheese ....

Bhahaha That's not cheese. Cheese doesn't come in cans.

Hmmmm. Let's see. Ok, if you drive about an hour east of me you can see the CN Tower and all the other 'delights' that the city of Toronto has to offer. About an hour and 20 minutes south-east is Niagara Falls. The Falls are breathtaking. The surroundings are an ugly tourist trap. 20 min north west is Mennonite country. Drive carefully as horse and buggy is the main form of transportation. Stop at any/all farm lanes to purchase most of your weekly groceries. (Eggs, bread and baked goods, veggies and fruit, jarred preserves, maple syrup!, summer sausage) 20 minutes north is Elora and Fergus. Fergus holds the largest Scottish Festival, The Highland Games in the summer. Elora is a quaint little tourist town with AMAZING walking trails and views of the cliffs and the gorge. Probably the most scenic town in Ontario. I live in the city that was home to Col. John Mcrae who wrote the war poem "In Flanders Fields" We are also known as the Royal City although I'm not sure why.

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There you are! Good to see you, safe and sound :)