Victoria British Colombia for a holiday treat

 Victoria BC  

With alley ways to discover such as Bastion Square and Fan Tan Alley,Victoria keeps dishing up nice discoveries. History such as the end of the Trans Canada Rail and hosting North America's 2nd oldest China Town , blending the new with the old there is something for everyone in the heart of this town. Ladies can shop til they drop in the modern shopping plaza such as the Eaton Centre with its 6 story naturally lit center arcade. Two old style English pubs and Canada's narrowest commercial street,- this Fan Tan alley ,featured in the movie 'Bird on a Wire'.

Not to mention famous chocolate shops and pastry Chefs tempting you along the way with their creative window displays. 

 EAT YOUR HEART OUT
with
Edible Christmas cheer to give you a grin from ear to ear.
The festive spirit is even alight on the Government house, the B.C. provincial capital landmark that stands adjacent the town harbor and the Empress Hotel.

Maritime Museum

For the folks interested in the rich past including the Queen Mary and other decadents vessels  that visited these ports can enjoy the Maritime museum in Bastion Square.

• YOU COULD SAY IT HAS ALMOST BEEN A RELAXING YEAR
• I FIND MYSELF APPRECIATING THINGS LIKE WEARING 'NORMAL' SHOES AGAIN
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so it seems now I know how it feels like to break something! (everything is fair in love +war=apparently that doesnt count;)

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Been on the mend, so with change of plans- not learning much french but in school for Norwegian language full time;life was apparently trying to learn me 'how to stop'. Last year seemed to have serious methods of mobility issues.Completely and dramatically killed no less then three vehicles but the fourth (not without some interesting hic-cups)managed to get me + all my stuff from France back up to Norway.  My physio consists of using this 'a spark' and now lately I have been doing alot of xcountry skiing=its almost a year later and the almost healed feet are admittedly starting to feel a little itchySOME THINGs NEVER HEAL!!

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Besides learning how to make Farikol(salted mutton with boiled cabbage)
I have made some other discoveries in my native land
So listen even tho ITs Not with my mothers tongue,..
Karpe Diem has got me convinced raps' first language should be norwegian
and Madrugada=maybe I found out about them too late but its still a new exciting discovery for me
and subsequently Has me hunting out more
http://norskmusikk.wordpress.com/2010/01/ A link on a more extensive Norwegian music Blog
http://www.nrk.no/urort/konserter/default.aspx#top A Link for up coming concerts in Norway
And where do I see you?