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Tag Archives: Saint John
Round here
The last 48 hours it was storming so much that at times it reminded me of Hurricane Juan back in 2003. This morning I found out that apparently the wind was so strong that it had blown the BBQ upside … Continue reading
The odds?
I discovered a couple of coincidences the other day: 1. Hurricanes: I noticed that they (the hurricanes) always seem to hit during the weekend. Bill did so last week and (the remnants of) Danny did this weekend (oh, that was … Continue reading
The sound of the season
Now that Summer is almost over and the weather is bringing us more of the wet stuff (I look at you hurricane Bill): the last couple of nights, I noticed that the crickets (Wikipedia) were out in full force doing … Continue reading
Saint John, Blues
Yesterday, I saw a drunk man hailing a cab. Eventually, he ran towards the other side of the road trying to get his two pals who were also drunk. One of them fell to the ground while trying to walk … Continue reading
Yard.works.
Yard work season has finally started and the routine of mowing the lawn can be described like: Start lawn mower. Decide which part of the yard to do first. Stop lawn mower. Calculate the cut height: I use a simple … Continue reading
Onst–mig
The weather has been fairly mixed the last couple of weeks and the only word that correctly describes it is the Dutch word ‘onstuimig’. At least I find there is some consistency: the weather is fairly unpredictable. Last week, I … Continue reading
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Tagged Nova Scotia, Saint John, The Netherlands
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Oh. So. Quiet
The last couple of days (or weeks, so you will), I have seen the weather go from cold, to mildly-cold, rainy to overly sunny and warm. This weekend we’re supposed to hit the 20 degrees, which is quite a difference … Continue reading
Savings Time
We’re going to DST this weekend (as shown in this picture with so many pretty colours), which came to a surprise to many. Currently, at 6:30 AM, there’s already plenty of light to shoot photos at 100 ISO: By Sunday, … Continue reading
Roll Up The Rim 2009
Oh yeah: I happened to walk downtown and found a couple of Roll Up The Rim cups laying around, which effectively means that that specific time of the year has arrived. So, yeah, the contest rules are right above (or … Continue reading
The reds, whites and blues
I slightly follow US politics now: even after a historic change of presidency, my general impression is that it’s just politics as usual and that is not really of interest. The other day, I noticed that Fox News is spearheading … Continue reading
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Tagged Saint John, snowstorm, US politics
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Spring? Is that you?
You can almost hear Spring coming! There’s 10 – 15 cms of snow going to be piling up tonight. This means we finally get a break from those -20 degrees mornings, because it will be a hot Winter day with … Continue reading
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Tagged New Brunswick, Saint John, winter storm
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This. means. Winter.
The last couple of days I had the tune of the game ‘This Means War’ (Microprose, 1993? 1994?) in my head and that, generally, is not a good sign. I mean, from Thursday to Saturday the thermometer hit a new … Continue reading
The 100 Lunar Pound Question
To my surprise, I found out that New Years Day started with a (white) bang in Nova Scotia: In New Brunswick we got away with a couple centimeters and mainly the cold wind. Justice was served, I believe and I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Hyperlinks, Saint John NB
Tagged Saint John, The Edge, The Netherlands
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