I was greeted at the airport with big
smiles from Terri, Drew and Maggie. I stayed with Terri and Drew for
the next month, and they graciously set us up with our own bedroom
and computer. My other friend, Guy, lent me his spare car for the
duration of my visit, so I was mobile and able to get stuff done.
Toronto is a large city, and you need a car to get around. I stayed
at Guy's house for the last week.
Being so well equipped, I was able to
undertake more errands than I had planned. Visiting friends,
sourcing boat parts, renewing documents, doctor's appointments,
banking and a little work on Drew and Terri's boat left little time
for just relaxing, but I managed to fit that in, too.
I was often asked how it felt to be
back, and it is difficult to describe. I couldn't say that it was
good to be back home because my home is the boat, wherever it is, and
I couldn't say that I miss the city or the stuff in it. But I can
say that I miss my friends. I am not very good at keeping in touch,
but that doesn't mean I am not often thinking of you all. Thank you
all for your kindness and generosity, and, please, come visit us
soon.
Here are some photos.
Some things have changed since we left. |
Branko
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