Monday, May 02, 2011
Flying boy
Avec le tempo enlevé, Will peut recommencer son entrainement de tennis sur le mur de la maison.
Sunday, May 01, 2011
La tradition des bas de laine.
Cette année, Monsieur porte le rouge! Comme la tradition le veut, Robert met des bas de laine pour frotter le fond de la piscine.
L'eau était à 58F.
That's my pool boy, hot stuff.
Video Games Live
Super soirée avec les gars à la Place des arts de Montréal pour voir le spectacle de Video Games Live.
Video Games Live™ is an immersive concert event featuring music from the most popular video games of all time. Top orchestras & choirs perform along with exclusive video footage and music arrangements, synchronized lighting, solo performers, electronic percussionists, live action and unique interactive segments to create an explosive entertainment experience!
This is a concert event put on by the video game industry to help encourage and support the culture and art that video games have become. Video Games Live™ bridges a gap for entertainment by exposing new generations of music lovers and fans to the symphonic orchestral experience while also providing a completely new and unique experience for families and/or non-gamers. The show is heralded and enjoyed by the entire family. It's the power & emotion of a symphony orchestra mixed with the excitement and energy of a rock concert and the technology and interactivity of a video game all completely synchronized to amazing cutting edge video screen visuals, state-of-the-art lighting and special on-stage interactive segments with the audience.
If you or someone you know is into video games you won't want to miss this highly acclaimed one-of-a-kind concert experience. Or maybe you are looking for something cultural and exciting that the whole family will enjoy? Video Games Live™ is not just a concert, but a celebration of the entire video game industry that people of all ages will adore.
Video Games Live™ is created and produced by industry veteran and world famous video game composer Tommy Tallarico.
Si vous avez la chance, allez-y.
Video Games Live™ is an immersive concert event featuring music from the most popular video games of all time. Top orchestras & choirs perform along with exclusive video footage and music arrangements, synchronized lighting, solo performers, electronic percussionists, live action and unique interactive segments to create an explosive entertainment experience!
This is a concert event put on by the video game industry to help encourage and support the culture and art that video games have become. Video Games Live™ bridges a gap for entertainment by exposing new generations of music lovers and fans to the symphonic orchestral experience while also providing a completely new and unique experience for families and/or non-gamers. The show is heralded and enjoyed by the entire family. It's the power & emotion of a symphony orchestra mixed with the excitement and energy of a rock concert and the technology and interactivity of a video game all completely synchronized to amazing cutting edge video screen visuals, state-of-the-art lighting and special on-stage interactive segments with the audience.
If you or someone you know is into video games you won't want to miss this highly acclaimed one-of-a-kind concert experience. Or maybe you are looking for something cultural and exciting that the whole family will enjoy? Video Games Live™ is not just a concert, but a celebration of the entire video game industry that people of all ages will adore.
Video Games Live™ is created and produced by industry veteran and world famous video game composer Tommy Tallarico.
Si vous avez la chance, allez-y.
Saturday, April 30, 2011
For some chuckle
Monday, April 25, 2011
Easter week-end
Where did we go for Easter? We went to the Big Apple!
The Big Apple in Colborne, Ontario that is! This year, unlike all the other years, we headed to Toronto for Easter week-end. We had big events planned and all were a huge success thanks to our wonderful hosts Angie, Jim, Keagan and Caite.
The road to Toronto was lots of fun for the four Kia passengers who sang their hearts out. Beatlemania was in da house! Will also watched Big Bang Theory episodes on the laptop.
On Friday evening, the boys (Robert, Phil, Will and Jim) went to Rogers Centre to see a Blue Jays baseball game while Julie chilled home with Angie and the kiddies. The Blue Jays won 6-4 in the 11th inning.
Saturday morning, Julie and Robert went to T&T, a major attraction for the eyes and palate. LOVE going there and wish that one day we may finally have one in La Belle Province. The samples were better than at Costco's!
Will was great playing with Keagan and Caite all week-end. He's always wanted a younger sibling so he was happy. The kids also enjoyed playing with him. Phil was in book heaven. Jim has an amazing collection of Beatles books, Rolling Stones, etc. He took advantage of it and read a lot.
Robert is still in love with this girl. Unfortunately, the boy is allergic to the camera, right now.
Pizza Pizza for lunch and off to see the Big Show. Our hosts were so generous in giving us tons of cool merchandise for Billy Elliot, The Musical as well as driving us to the theater. We wore our t-shirts to the show, making a little publicity as we walked downtown. What an amazing production, the talent was incredible. I would go back to see the show in a heart beat. The place was sold out. The Cannon Theater is gorgeous. We even caught a ball from the cannon in the show. We took a trolley back, that was fun and so convenient, we felt like locals.
Sunday morning was the much anticipated Easter egg hunt. Will searched for the hard to reach eggs and helped the little ones with the treasure map. I am positive that this Easter will be remembered. “I wish it was Easter every day”, says Keagan. A special thought to Barbara and her family with whom we’re always celebrated Easter. You were missed.
Caite with her new bling.
The kids playing with the loot.
Next was another cultural even for the boys. We had Dim Sum lunch. The boys had a chance to practice their chopstick skills and sample new delicacies. Since they are very picky eaters, we are proud that the boys put an effort in tasting. I love dim sum. I wish I could have tried everything on that menu. It was oh so delicious
This is my favorite photo. Phil is showing some concern towards his brother as he is trying something.
After lunch, we said our farewell to our friends and headed back on the 401 where we did our first pit stop at The Big Apple. Phil had an amazing crumble apple pie and Will had a burger. While we are happy that they tried the Dim Sum, this was just a sample for them.
We had a late dinner in Corwall and came back home in time to watch Michal Ignatieff on “Tout le monde en parle”.
Happy Easter everyone!
The Big Apple in Colborne, Ontario that is! This year, unlike all the other years, we headed to Toronto for Easter week-end. We had big events planned and all were a huge success thanks to our wonderful hosts Angie, Jim, Keagan and Caite.
The road to Toronto was lots of fun for the four Kia passengers who sang their hearts out. Beatlemania was in da house! Will also watched Big Bang Theory episodes on the laptop.
On Friday evening, the boys (Robert, Phil, Will and Jim) went to Rogers Centre to see a Blue Jays baseball game while Julie chilled home with Angie and the kiddies. The Blue Jays won 6-4 in the 11th inning.
Saturday morning, Julie and Robert went to T&T, a major attraction for the eyes and palate. LOVE going there and wish that one day we may finally have one in La Belle Province. The samples were better than at Costco's!
Will was great playing with Keagan and Caite all week-end. He's always wanted a younger sibling so he was happy. The kids also enjoyed playing with him. Phil was in book heaven. Jim has an amazing collection of Beatles books, Rolling Stones, etc. He took advantage of it and read a lot.
Robert is still in love with this girl. Unfortunately, the boy is allergic to the camera, right now.
Pizza Pizza for lunch and off to see the Big Show. Our hosts were so generous in giving us tons of cool merchandise for Billy Elliot, The Musical as well as driving us to the theater. We wore our t-shirts to the show, making a little publicity as we walked downtown. What an amazing production, the talent was incredible. I would go back to see the show in a heart beat. The place was sold out. The Cannon Theater is gorgeous. We even caught a ball from the cannon in the show. We took a trolley back, that was fun and so convenient, we felt like locals.
Sunday morning was the much anticipated Easter egg hunt. Will searched for the hard to reach eggs and helped the little ones with the treasure map. I am positive that this Easter will be remembered. “I wish it was Easter every day”, says Keagan. A special thought to Barbara and her family with whom we’re always celebrated Easter. You were missed.
Caite with her new bling.
The kids playing with the loot.
Next was another cultural even for the boys. We had Dim Sum lunch. The boys had a chance to practice their chopstick skills and sample new delicacies. Since they are very picky eaters, we are proud that the boys put an effort in tasting. I love dim sum. I wish I could have tried everything on that menu. It was oh so delicious
This is my favorite photo. Phil is showing some concern towards his brother as he is trying something.
After lunch, we said our farewell to our friends and headed back on the 401 where we did our first pit stop at The Big Apple. Phil had an amazing crumble apple pie and Will had a burger. While we are happy that they tried the Dim Sum, this was just a sample for them.
We had a late dinner in Corwall and came back home in time to watch Michal Ignatieff on “Tout le monde en parle”.
Happy Easter everyone!
Saturday, April 16, 2011
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