The keyboard and the cat.

Someone buys a new computer and the next day wakes up with 3 keyboard keys missing. After some investigations the only suspect with no "alibi" was... the house's cat :) True story till here! The following is an explanation attempt. Nobody can blame the cat though, since the computer was new. It looks like the keyboard manufacturer decided to make its product "taster" by adding some "mouse" flavors to the keyboard mixture :)

Top blogs.

Want to know what are the top blogs, people are interested to follow? Here is a list (in alphabetical order) of sites that have their own ratings of the top blogs:
1. bloglines.com.
2. feedster.com.
3. scripting.com.

Tons of photos.

If you feel like browsing through zillions of creative photos check worth1000.com. Inside the site I found funny the following links:
1. Nationalism.
2. Flowers.
3. Sports.

Go and explore... you'll find a lot of "crazy" ideas.

Baloons in Kitchener Victoria Park.

While the cars on King Street had enough air, these kind of guys needed lots of it...and it has to be hot air. With one baloon already in the air, other two intend to join the "cruise" on a different kind of "street"!

Ready! Get Set! and... 

And...lift off! 

At the buildings level... 

Hey, wait for me...! 

The last one is getting ready.

I'm almost there... 

Finnaly on its own feet.

Hurry up passengers...! 

See you next weekend!

Can somebody figure where I land? 

Cruising On King Street

At last...The summer is here, right on time for the annual "Cruising On King Street" car show event that traditionally takes place in Downtown Kitchener. Hosted for the last 13 years by the Kitchener Downtown Business Association this year event's theme was "Cruising through the Decades". For more info, browse the event's page www.cruisingonking.ca/, and if you feel that the pictures in the site's Gallery are not enough...check the below ones, I've taken.

Cool! 

Market Square tower in the background. 

Nice classic alignment! 

Wow! 

Amazing! 

That's a beauty! 

Camomile on our front yard.

Known also as Chamomile. 

University of Waterloo weather station.

If you want to know the weather around University of Waterloo check their weather station data updated every 15 minutes.

Rabbits

Last year we had only one rabbit enjoying our organic vegetables in the front yard. This year other 2 small ones decided to join the party :)

This is one of the new guys. 

And...the other one. 

Canada Day

On July 1st, 2004 Canada celebrated its 137th birthday. Known as Canada Day since 1982, July 1st, is the national holiday dedicated to commemorate the proclamation of Confederation, when Dominion of Canada was born as the union of the first North American British colonies.

Explore this site to experience Canada Day celebration in the nation's capital, Ottawa. Canada Day is a great ceremonial occasion for new immigrants to become Canadians. Check Toronto Star newspaper and this for more Canada Day stories.

It is a tradition for Waterloo Region to celebrate Canada Day at the Columbia Lake (the biggest lake on this map) fields on University of Waterloo's north campus. University of Waterloo is the biggest university in the region and a well known educational, scientific and cultural institution in North America and around the world. From 2pm to 10pm a lot of free activities and events were planned. The most awaited event was the grand finale of fireworks. Check the below pictures that were taken at Columbia Lake fields.

Happy Birthday Canada!

A huge patriotic message. 

Columbia Lake fields sky before fireworks. 

Tour bus at the end of the ride.