We had our Easter Egg hunt this Sunday.
We had a fire in the pit to roast hot dog weenies.
Big Dianne helped perform camera magic with spoons.
Harvey the rabbit was in charge of eggs.
The dictionary definition of flaneur is loafer or vagabond. I ascribe to the notion of flaneur as a wanderer and observer. Long walks on the beach are not for me, however, if the invitation is an evening stroll over the Burrard Bridge to downtown Vancouver, then I'm in. I find my flaneur site makes me question the changes that are constantly evolving the landscape of Vancouver.
Monday, April 25, 2011
Easter Egg Hunt
We had our Easter Egg hunt this Sunday. We had a fire in the pit to roast hot dog weenies. Big Dianne helped perform camera magic with spoons.Harvey the rabbit was in charge of eggs.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Vaisakhi
I was born in India and grew up in Vancouver near Victoria Drive and East 49th Avenue. I now live near Fraser and East 41st, so I feel I’ve come full circle.
The streets between Fraser and Main are Vancouver’s Little India.
Every year, around the middle of April, Sikhs celebrate Vaisakhi – the Spring Harvest Festival. Food of every description is distributed to people as they pass by.
We call it “eat your way to Main”
Sat sri akal
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Planked Salmon
Cooking fish on a wooden plank brings out all the best flavours. 
It was the first opportunity to barbeque this year without wearing Polar fleece and raingear. We even had a fire in the firepit! 
Just make sure to soak the plank for a few hours before you put it over the coals. Don’t freak out when the plank catches fire – that is supposed to happen. 
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