thankyou for dropping by stevie your most welcome to the madness.. val showed me how to do that adding blog thingy..its easy once you do one..but i cant remember how i started..oops..i'm sure val or someone else will explain..i'm from the distant past so im not technological..
Thanks gypsy! I am sure if I fiddle around long enough I'll figure it out... or maybe val will come to my rescue! I fear I am not all that techincal either, though I work with youth all the time so I am sort of being thrown in at the deep end... so for me it's sink or swim, baby... love your new photo by the way...very gothic.
Go to the top right corner and click on the box "customize". the layout will come. look at the right bottom to links. Click on that and you should figure it out there.
Liked your Calgary post. I'm going there in February for work. Any good restaurants I should visit? won't be there too long because I plan to go to Windermere over the weekend! woo hoo
0h, yes yes yes.... Let's see, there is Taj Mahal on Macleod Trail, easy to find really, just head south on Macleod, and it is somewhere between 20th and 40th avenues I think... can't really miss it, as the facade is a really large Taj Mahal, and there is the Auburn Saloon, which is right downtown, filled with funky art and lots of lovely artsy people and yummy pumpkin soup... the Bear and Kilt on Stephen Avenue, and of course, Gondola Pizza, a Winnipeg original what migrated to Cowtown, and one I have yet to try but hear it is wonderful as a friend of mine's son is one of the chefs there, called 8 (yup, just the number) and it is on 17th Ave and I believe 5th street, very subtle sign, hard to see, but the adjoining nightclub side is called The Mercury, and it faces 17th Ave and is easier to see (Dale, do you know Cheryl Willard? It's her son) and on 11th St and 11th Ave SW, a little place called Saigon, which has scrumptious Vietnamese food, and then there is the Kubla Khan, Mongolian food, near 17th Ave but I can't quite remember the address, but it is near The WHisky, a big nightclub, and you get to pick your ingredients from a huge sort of buffet (you are charged by the weight of your plate, so skip the heavy noodles) and then they cook if for you in a very flashy sort of style... but of all of them, I do really truly love the Taj Mahal the best. MMMM yum! I am going to be in Calgary in Feb at some point to run away (likley the 8th as there is a fundraiser I want to go to), so let me know when you'll be there and we can both go! Mmmm, me hungy...
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thankyou for dropping by stevie your most welcome to the madness..
val showed me how to do that adding blog thingy..its easy once you do one..but i cant remember how i started..oops..i'm sure val or someone else will explain..i'm from the distant past so im not technological..
Thanks gypsy! I am sure if I fiddle around long enough I'll figure it out... or maybe val will come to my rescue! I fear I am not all that techincal either, though I work with youth all the time so I am sort of being thrown in at the deep end... so for me it's sink or swim, baby...
love your new photo by the way...very gothic.
I've got you all in my favourites...does that explain anything?
I found it too time consuming doing the edit-me thing...
But I should try again - just to prove I can still do it.
Go to the top right corner and click on the box "customize". the layout will come. look at the right bottom to links. Click on that and you should figure it out there.
Liked your Calgary post. I'm going there in February for work. Any good restaurants I should visit? won't be there too long because I plan to go to Windermere over the weekend! woo hoo
0h, yes yes yes.... Let's see, there is Taj Mahal on Macleod Trail, easy to find really, just head south on Macleod, and it is somewhere between 20th and 40th avenues I think... can't really miss it, as the facade is a really large Taj Mahal, and there is the Auburn Saloon, which is right downtown, filled with funky art and lots of lovely artsy people and yummy pumpkin soup... the Bear and Kilt on Stephen Avenue, and of course, Gondola Pizza, a Winnipeg original what migrated to Cowtown, and one I have yet to try but hear it is wonderful as a friend of mine's son is one of the chefs there, called 8 (yup, just the number) and it is on 17th Ave and I believe 5th street, very subtle sign, hard to see, but the adjoining nightclub side is called The Mercury, and it faces 17th Ave and is easier to see (Dale, do you know Cheryl Willard? It's her son) and on 11th St and 11th Ave SW, a little place called Saigon, which has scrumptious Vietnamese food, and then there is the Kubla Khan, Mongolian food, near 17th Ave but I can't quite remember the address, but it is near The WHisky, a big nightclub, and you get to pick your ingredients from a huge sort of buffet (you are charged by the weight of your plate, so skip the heavy noodles) and then they cook if for you in a very flashy sort of style... but of all of them, I do really truly love the Taj Mahal the best.
MMMM yum! I am going to be in Calgary in Feb at some point to run away (likley the 8th as there is a fundraiser I want to go to), so let me know when you'll be there and we can both go!
Mmmm, me hungy...
that sounded exactly like the instructions to edit-me...
Stevie,
I sent an e-mail to your website e-mail - don't know how often you check that one - but hopefully it will help with your quandary.
Between Lannio and me we'll probaby have you hopelessly confuzzled:) I hope not.
Later,
Rache
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