I was born in Canada and lived there till I met my hubby and got hitched at the age of 22. Some days I miss my country of citizenship...the atmosphere is so different....more relaxed.....calm....friendly. {sorry my american friends and family.} Some days I really miss the food..."Harvey's!!" mmmmm "Poutine!!"mmmmm "pop!"mmmmm.... oh wait we have pop here too.....it's just not called pop.....it's "soda" lol. Oh and another thing I had to get used too...milk jugs. We have milk in bags back home. :)
Anyways no matter what differences I've had to adjust too or foods I've had to give up due to my move out of the country, the thing I miss most about Canada is NOT the food or accents or friendliness.... it's all my family & friends that still live within it's borders.
Last year we celebrated Canada Day in Canada with all my family and friends. This year the hubby, K and I had our own tiny celebration...just the three of us here at home.
I started my morning off with this.....
Then for dinner I made this.....poutine...
I was hoping to make some cupcakes today but I lost track of time so no cupcakes where made in this house in honor of Canada.
Now one of my favorite things to do on Canada Day/July 4th other then eat good food and see the family is watching fire works and playing with sparklers....
So guess what I just had to do before Kaylin went to bed.....
Can you guess who wasn't as excited about these sparklers as I thought they would be.....perhaps next year when Kaylin's a bit older she'll become more fond of them.
After all the outdoor excitement we headed in to get K ready for bed.....well first we had to have a little photo shoot with her and I while she wore this adorable onsie.
Hope everyone has a nice long weekend....celebrating!!

happy Canada day!!! Your post reminds me that I want to go get some sparklers for Daisy to play with...assisted of course;0
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