
Canada Day is one of my favourite holidays, call me patriotic; but something about all that red and white and graphic maple leaves, just tugs on my pride. This year, Gavin designed his own t-shirt -I think it looks really great, don't you? It was an easy craft -just draw with crayon on a piece of sandpaper, then iron it to the t-shirt -easy peasy.

Canada Day wouldn't be Canada Day without chocolate ice cream. What? That's not an official tradition??
By the way, not wanting to lug my heavy baby (camera) around all day, I tossed my trusty Canon Powershot Digital Elph into my purse. This little treasure is 8 years old -one of the first point & shoot cameras on the consumer market -all 2.0 mega pixels of it. That's right, you can get a great, well exposed, colour balanced,sharp image from a *2.0 mp point & shoot camera* if you take the time to learn how to use it. 
There was a Native singer on stage & Gavin decided to help her out by drumming out the beat with her.

An annual tradition, self portrait with uncooperative son. Awwww. May I mention, this is why I won't shoot you in direct sunlight -I like my clients, friends & family to look 20 times better than I do.

And finally, ended the day with the neighbourhood kids and two packages of jumbo sized sparklers. Who could ask for a more celbratory day to honour this great country?
Oh yeah, if you didn't know, Canada Day was over on Tuesday at midnight, so enough with the fireworks at all hours, okay? Thanks.