Well, went to Indian Wells and that's that. Won't go tomorrow. WAY too hot and it's only women's play. Sorry to be such a male chauvinist, but I don't really enjoy watching the women pound it from the baseline -- their only game -- until someone hits it out or into the net. Nothing but unforced errors. Boring.
Lots of very rich people here -- ourselves excluded. Lots of X-Ray thin women here too -- a ton of money and they eat salad. Boring. And ugly. You know girls, you can be too old to be too thin. We all need a little weight on us, minus the cellulite....yuck.
Sitting on a bench out of the sun, met a man who is doing a book on Canadian/American relationships. "Why would any American give a sh-t about Canada?" I asked. He didn't really have an answer, but proceeded to interview me because of my many Canadian/American connections. Both my biological and adoptive fathers were Americans, my step-daughter is married to an American/Texan and B's grandchildren are both American. "Do they not have dual citizenship?" he admonished. They should have, but I have no control over that fiasco. If you have the option of giving your kids Canadian citizenship, why would you not?? And step-daughter trots out the Canadian flag and T-shirts on all occasions. No clue why her kids are not half Canadian?
Another tale for another day...or not.
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We are the LARGEST TRADING PARTNER of the great United States of America. I think a book on the subject would be very interesting. Our summer home growing up was in Niagara-on-the-Lake - my parents had many many American friends - like J.C.Penny who
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Call me when you get back to Canada!! All the best,
B.