When I arrived in Vancouver over a year and a half ago, I did notice that almost the entire city was dressed something like this. I soon found out why. The weather from October to March can be described as "deluge". Now that my head is slightly out of baby fog and moment to moment survival, I'm watching the rain pour down and wondering what we can do indoors to survive this fall and winter. Unfortunately, I missed my gymnastics sign up time, and the library is closed on Mondays. I'm going to have to get creative with our indoor time.
But, at least we're semi prepared for the outdoors too.
Although this is the only umbrella we own. It looks very cute with Josie's multifascited pink attire, but Dave and I might just want to invest in our own. What do you think?
And now that we have our weather proof
Chariot, we're set to go. Outdoor adventure anyone?
When I arrived in Vancouver over a year and a half ago, I did notice that almost the entire city was dressed something like this. I soon found out why. The weather from October to March can be described as "deluge". Now that my head is slightly out of baby fog and moment to moment survival, I'm watching the rain pour down and wondering what we can do indoors to survive this fall and winter. Unfortunately, I missed my gymnastics sign up time, and the library is closed on Mondays. I'm going to have to get creative with our indoor time.
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meeee! (: call me anytime! =P
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