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Too much fun...

Remember when I said I'd live in Cape Breton and Halifax at the same time if I could? Well, my recent visit home is making it real hard to drive back to the city tomorrow. Here's a look at my week in God's Country (a.k.a Cape Breton, NS).

Mira River. 
One of the things I was most excited about was getting back on the Mira. Cape Breton is beautiful and one of my favourite ways to enjoy it's beauty is on the water. There's just something about being in the middle of the water on a hot sunny day...a beer doesn't hurt either.

pool+beer=love
Can you see a theme forming? Not the beer, the water! My parents' deck/pool got a lot of Lindsey time this week. I try sitting next to my bath tub in my Halifax apartment, but it just doesn't have the same effect. 

compliments to the chef
Wedding festivities!!! I love a good wedding. A wedding reception is the best kind of party because it combines friends, family, love, drinks, and pretty dresses. Congrats to the happy couple!

My CB vacation also consisted of a lot of family and friend time that I didn't catch on camera, but that added to the great times I had this week. Dreading going back to Halifax and work. Vacations are never long enough. I had so much fun though, that I put my back out. Yes, like a 75 year old woman, I, at 23, have hurt my back at least 10 times. To the point that I can hardly move. 

It was worth it though...

Wine at the time: Bearflag's White Blend (ideal for those just getting into wine & perfect for casual occasions like bon fires and boat rides.)

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