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Recently we went to Quebec City for the 400th anniversary, and also went to Laronde for some fun and to see the fireworks by China. Laronde, however, was not that pleasant – it rained much of the day, turning us into wet dogs and therefore shutting down a lot of the rides, and when . . . → Read More: Laronde and Quebec City  Here are some scenic photos of the views on and from Mont-Royal, near sunset. You can see most of downtown and around, as well as Longueuil, the Jacques-Cartier bridge, the Victoria Bridge, the Champlain Bridge, and the Olympic stadium. Views from Mont-Royal near Sunset, July 15, 2008 Here are some photos I took around downtown back in Spring. Montreal Spring, May 14th, 2008 Here are some photos of the Twins Parade held in downtown Montreal: Twins Parade and Just for Laughs Festival, July 12, 2008 Smoked meat at a place across from Schwartz: Just for Laughs festival: Here are some photos from my new apartment. The location is central and close to downtown and a lost of restaurants, plus, the view is really nice! My new apartment on Cote-des-Neiges Even if it was a week ago, I feel I came here about 1 year ago. Many thing happened to me. I would’ve gotten a lot of problem and couldn’t solve these problem If I had not met kevin and anne. The one important purpose here is to learn English. But still now, I am thinking in a Korean . . . → Read More: Between Korea and Montreal In the last few months, I’ve been quite busy with work and school, and Valentine’s Day came around at a time when I had midterms to do and milestones to submit. So, instead of buying flowers early and having them rot I decided to use the services of a delivery company known as Bloomex. . . . → Read More: Bloomex: Avoid These Guys! Hey everyone, Sorry for the delay in updates, as I haven’t had access to the Internet in a while. The last couple of weeks have been pretty busy. I started writing this post at least a couple weeks ago, but with the lack of Internet, school, and work, well.. it’s been hard to keep . . . → Read More: Back in Montreal These guys make as much or more than university graduates (without the several years of studying and paying tuition) and all they have to do is drive a bus or sit in a booth, collect fares, and read magazines. These employees are well-known for their surliness and rudeness towards customers. This is a clear example . . . → Read More: Montreal Transit Workers Planning to Strike Yet Again… |
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