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Buzz, you were asking about @mommasita earlier in this thread I think, wanted to let you know she did turn up in a thread on weather recently! So she’s around, even if not in the Canadian American thread
That is so great to hear. I greatly miss her comments on this thread. I been praying for her health to get better. Thanks for telling me.Buzz, you were asking about @mommasita earlier in this thread I think, wanted to let you know she did turn up in a thread on weather recently! So she’s around, even if not in the Canadian American thread
I would agree that tends to be true of Americans on the coasts, when you get into the middle of the country, other than areas around very large cities like Chicago or Houston you will find people much closer to what you view Canadians as than what you think of as Americans.I would say Canadians are more apologetic then Americans. Americans in general have a self important complex so that could be what @prairie_girl is partly referring to as well.
Yes, I noticed, and I was glad.Buzz, you were asking about @mommasita earlier in this thread I think, wanted to let you know she did turn up in a thread on weather recently! So she’s around, even if not in the Canadian American thread
Buzz, you were asking about @mommasita earlier in this thread I think, wanted to let you know she did turn up in a thread on weather recently! So she’s around, even if not in the Canadian American thread
Oh you extroverts, so intriguing are you!You should tell my husband that. I talk to anyone when we are on vacation and he will say they don’t want to talk to you…lol
I find it heart-warming to observe them coming together, but do I want to be one of them? No, not a chance. And if I'm unfortunately caught in their cross-hairs, I'll make appropriate small-chat graciously during the encounter, then constantly peek around corners to be sure the coast is clear to avoid any future engagement. Your train story has me thinking here of how hard it is to have a nice, quiet, reflective cigarette on a cruise ship.Oh you extroverts, so intriguing are you!
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I went on my Dad's dream of going on The Canadian (Via train), with two of his friends.
And one of the friends was just like you. And he was forever bringing his new friends to greet us, laughing. We - his wife and I - had to inform him we were completely at peace & self-sufficient in our own little world - go entertain himself in his extroverted glory and leave us the **** alone with his introductions.
Laughing . Loudly.
In more loving sentences of course. But firmly, as his joyful new friend train was quite robust. Insert wink. Sometimes I am jealous of extroverts, sometimes I feel like I am hiding a great secret.
So happy to see you again. I truly missed your posts on the thread. I hope you are feeling better. Can we see a picture of the puppy? How’s the weather in Montreal btw?Thank you everyone!!!
You have All touched me beyond words.
I am back, not as often as before, I am working on it, I took a hiatus from May of last year, I
even rescued a Puppy, although to be honest I think he rescued me.
Nothing. If I wanted chocolate covered ice cream (which I almost never would), this is the more common Canadian treat that would come to mind. These have been around longer than I have. I don't remember ever seeing Klondike until 10 or 15 years ago and even now it's not something you'd see everywhere.Canadians, what would you do for a Klondike bar?
You ain't missing much either ...Nothing. If I wanted chocolate covered ice cream (which I almost never would), this is the more common Canadian treat that would come to mind. These have been around longer than I have. I don't remember ever seeing Klondike until 10 or 15 years ago and even now it's not something you'd see everywhere.
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A company originally owned by Americas sold to Brits and then back to the USA but uses Canadian dairy. Interesting. I know the USA and Canada have some “beef” (no pun intended) with each other in regards to trade issues when it comes to dairy (I’m no expert on the subject). I prefer other brands anyway. If we are talking about some patriotic ice cream/frozen desserts, my vote would be for a Firecracker ice pop.Nothing. If I wanted chocolate covered ice cream (which I almost never would), this is the more common Canadian treat that would come to mind. These have been around longer than I have. I don't remember ever seeing Klondike until 10 or 15 years ago and even now it's not something you'd see everywhere.
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That wasn't really my point. More just to say that Klondike bars aren't ubiquitous here and it's only through watching American TV that I even got the reference you made. While I was googling an image of Eskimo Pie came up. I've never seen that brand in person but they used to be a sponsor on The Price is Right when I was a kid and I think I remember the Cunninghams eating them regularly on Happy Days.A company originally owned by Americas sold to Brits and then back to the USA but uses Canadian dairy. Interesting. I know the USA and Canada have some “beef” (no pun intended) with each other in regards to trade issues when it comes to dairy (I’m no expert on the subject). I prefer other brands anyway. If we are talking about some patriotic ice cream/frozen desserts, my vote would be for a Firecracker ice pop.
Oh, I did understand your original point. I just brought up patriotic desserts as a new topic of discussion (nothing against you). Eskimo pies changed their name to Edy’s Pies because of political correctness.That wasn't really my point. More just to say that Klondike bars aren't ubiquitous here and it's only through watching American TV that I even got the reference you made. While I was googling an image of Eskimo Pie came up. I've never seen that brand in person but they used to be a sponsor on The Price is Right when I was a kid and I think I remember the Cunninghams eating them regularly on Happy Days.
The four people that have confirmed and paid their deposits are you, @ronandannette, @prairie_girl and me. I'm pretty sure @SirDuff will be there. Not sure about anybody else. The tour bus is filling up! To anyone who is on the fence about joining us, be sure to send in your deposit soon!!!Btw @Frozen Canuck, how many people do we have listed so far for our fictional/maybe realistic great American Canadian road-trip?
The four people that have confirmed and paid their deposits are you, @ronandannette, @prairie_girl and me. I'm pretty sure @SirDuff will be there. Not sure about anybody else. The tour bus is filling up! To anyone who is on the fence about joining us, be sure to send in your deposit soon!!!
Irony is posting in the American/Canadian thread and it being a video not available in Canada….
I’m going to see if I can find another version.Irony is posting in the American/Canadian thread and it being a video not available in Canada….
I really don’t get the “uploader has not made this available to your country” thing, but it happens! Crazy you tube people.I’m going to see if I can find another version.