Cowboy Photo Studioi mentioned before that we were setting up a photo studio for a cowboy themed party (with about 300 people attending). We created a great studio, using things we found along the way. Like the saloon doors, which we stumbled upon at a talent show a few days before the cowboy party (synchronicity & manifestation in abundance!)
We took photos of the revelers all dressed-up, together with their friends, then printed them instantly using technology unimaginable in those bygone days! Smiles all around!
At the end of the party, we remembered to take a couple snaps of ourselves, which looked like this:
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| our bad ass cowboy faces |
i also went dog sledding...for free: a perk of being the girlfriend of an adventure tourism student! i'd heard that it was lots of fun, but was reluctant to hurt dogs in any way. From what i experienced, the huskies absolutely LOVE it - they can't wait to get out and start their 'walk', and whenever we stopped they would just stare at me, wanting to start running again.
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| It was both cool and scary having the responsibility of driving the sled... |
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| This ain't no Xmas deco! Real icicles on the tree. |
As i read an earlier version of this post to Antoine (which kicked off with a more detailed account of the week's challenges), he listened and encouraged me to post whatever i liked. But he also thought it strange, because he said he'd had some of the best ever yurt moments this past week & had already forgotten the brief chats about the need for time alone. So, once again i'm reminded it's all about what we put our focus on in the present. Thanks, Antoine, je t'aime!
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| This Canadian Yurt |
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