Roads? Where we're going we don't need...roads

A happy evening was spent by myself, Greg, Rosie and Chloe at Templeton's last night (although we didn't get free drinks this time, maybe the magic is wearing off?) and it was good to catch up after a week or so of not seeing each other. Well except for Greg, I pressed ganged him into heading over to the Best Buy on Cambie to nerd out at the TVs and laptops earlier in the day. We also had fun wandering around the smallest Toys R Us I've ever been in (read: not the size of an out-of-town MFI) until we realised that two grown men walking around the aisles mocking Hannah Montana bikes probably isn't cool.

After the meal we impulse-walked all 7 miles of Stanley Park's perimeter and once again enjoyed Downtown Vancouver's awesome night-time views. The conversation moved onto what we might do when the year in Canada eventually comes to an end. We both had a few ideas of what we might want to do and what we might end up doing but the consensus was that it's just too far ahead to plan. And moreso than that for me is that I don't want to plan for that far in the future. This time last year I would never have believed I'd be living and working in Canada so I want to preserve the mystery of 2010/11 for another few months at least. The most surprising and random adventures are always the best ones so we'll see what happens between now and next year.

There's only a one thing I can say for certain; I'll be back in England next June to see us lift the World Cup. Well I'll be back in England anyway.