Thank you Patrick. I remind myself that I have been forgiven much so I can love much.

And its still coming down hard . On a positive note its good for the soil.

thank you Jeff.he did some cool photos..

Its Christmas in May here so that shave is only fitting Joe. Love seeing the straight get some love!!

You are a wise and humble man Joe . Honored to be your friend .

I don't always assume every Canadian speaks French, mais parles-tu français?

Thanks Patrick! Gee, I didn't realize that it would still be snowing in Canada this time of year.

if they had been made a few short years ago i might not of made it down this path..

aahh no..

very good,i like snow,just not shovelling it or major driving in it...one can wear their cool clothes in the winter as well..shorts are for warm weather but not my favorite fashion option..

Great shave, Joe!

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I figured you wouldn't Gary, but I bet you know some French words beyond oui, non, and comme-ci
comme-ça without you realizing it. Please no suggestive phrases, thank you. A yes or no will suffice.

You can have all the snow.

Thanks Jim!

Ti- peur. My Mom is French but I lost mine over the years as I never use it . English was the predominant language in this town and my Mothers family came from a French community and had to intigrate in. These day you need to speak both languages to get a government job in this province.

Surprised me too Joe.

PM your address. I'm filling a Coleman cooler as we speak and will get it in the mail ASAP. My poor pool is looking lonely right about now .

In NYC and LI, it isn't mandatory to be bilingual (English/Spanish), but it makes you a better job candidate if you are.

sorry to hear Patrick..thoughts and prayers..

Oh thats the first French words we learn around here. When/ if I'm around the language ling enough it starts coming back to me . In Western Canada its pretty much English everywhere you go unless you meet and East Coaster whos out there working.