The first time I visited Calgary had a strange feeling, a feeling of solitude and privacy very louder we invaded two adults in the family, but my two sons who were then 6 and 4 years or so were somewhat completely different. While we were walking by the Nose Hill Park, my husband was concerned that there was no more walking in this huge park, fell a kind of freezing rain combined with a strong wind that made us think we were crazy for walking in that place at the time, and that was where my children said: "This is my home," "Here I want to live to be old man." I just laughed and my husband could not stop seeing their children with an admiration that overflowed from her face.
At night we talked about what happened in the day when we reviewed the news of swine fever in Mexico to return, and both agreed that perhaps we had not seen the city in all its dimensions and just saw what our state of mind wanted to see, however our children were amazed to walk in the most adverse conditions, enjoyed the light snow that had, laughed at the cold wind that moved at will, and still remember the city great affection.
reviewed Now that William's blog and saw the unemployment figures in Canada and some conditions that we have been presented, I remembered that my kids love this province that I did not understand, you always want to return to walk in those same conditions to the same place, you may have to consider if all goes well Calgary.
Perhaps the time was not right, maybe some of us want to return to Alberta.
By the way, children are not sick at all. EEDS F
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