Our Location today is Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada.
It was nearly 1:30 by the time I fell asleep last night. The
next thing I knew it was 7:30 in the morning and I was wide awake. There was no
reason to just stay in bed and have my back start acting up so I got up to
start making breakfast. Minutes later Kathy was coming out to join me because
she sensed my absence from the bed.
Watching the Weather Channel while we ate breakfast the main
reports were about the hurricane that had just hit Bermuda and was on its way
towards Newfoundland. The part that
centered around our area was the high winds as well as the cooler temperatures
that we were to expect didn’t impress us. Most of this year the temperatures
for this region have been well below the norm.
After checking our E-mails and morning blogs that we follow I
added a countdown widget at the top of our sidebar making it easier to see how
long it will be before we head south on our winter adventures. With Kathy’s
encouragement I finally restarted my exercising and by the time I finished I felt
great. Hopefully I didn’t overdo it so that I can still move tomorrow.
This past summer the Sigma lens for our Canon DSL had to be
sent away for repairs because of incorrect autofocusing. Since its return it
has functioned flawlessly until last night. Being that I recently purchased an
identical camera body with a Canon lens I was able to interchange the lenses and
verify that it was the Sigma lens that had failed again.
After lunch we weren’t home long before we headed out to
watch our grandson Tyler’s hockey team play at the new Belle River Arena. Last
weekend both Tyler and his friend Ethan were away with their families up at the
cottage. This weekend they were again both away but on school outings. This
again left their team shorthanded but as I said in the past this team has heart
and determination and when things get tough the tough get going.
Having less players for turnovers they made certain that
every move counted. They played great defensively but had an excellent game
offensively. By the time the game was over Tyler’s team walked away with 4 – 1
victory. With the outside temperature never hit 50 F (10 C) today we needed to
stop for a hot chocolate after the game because we were frozen.
Once we were slightly warmer we drove to Henry’s Cameras. They
accepted my diagnosis of the problem and will call me when it is back. They said
they seldom have to send away Sigma lenses once let alone twice. If the problem
ever occurs a third time it is Henry’s policy that they will replace it with a
new lens. It did feel strange shooting the hockey game today with a different
lens.
For supper Kathy and I worked together to make a wonderful
tasting Penne. Tomorrow is supposed to be just as cold as today and we have
things to do. Thanks for following along and feel free to leave a comment. Be
Safe and Enjoy!
It’s about time.
Krackers
You
Might Be a Redneck If
You
stay married for the sake of the tattoos.
I feel your pain about the camera lens. My little Canon died and I'm having to use my old one or the DSLR.
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