

from The most westerly blog in Canada.


spring training in Dawson City. It was very strange being without Juliette for the first time since she was born. We also decided this would be the perfect time to ween her, as we are expecting our 2nd child in September. I have returned to my job with Tourism and Darren has returned to Highways. Unfortunately he is working all over the Yukon this summer but so far has managed to come to Beaver Creek for his days off.
On Canada Day we watched the parade in beaver Creek. Juliette enjoyed all the floats and kids. It was a beautiful sunny day, and the whole town was decked out in red and white. One of the locals did his traditional fly by in his plane over the parade.

before valentines day i was all set to bake some special cookies for friends and family. It turned out i never did feel like baking , I was dealing with nausea and the many food aversions i had early on in my pregnancy. well, Valentines day finally came in July and i dedicated a day to baking and dec
orating. Shortly after we arrived in Beaver Creek we planted in the community greenhouse. We are now enjoying fresh veggies out of the garden. Juliette likes to watch me water the plants and thinks it is funny when i give her a piece of lettuce or carrot to munch on. She just plays with it instead.
In the middle of July Keneesha and Indy made the long journey from Merritt up to Beaver Creek to see Juliette and cousins Kendra and new baby Michael. She was so excited to see them both. They had a couple of sleepovers and alot of laughs. We will look forward to our return to Merritt in the fall.
On Juliette's 19 month birthday she decided to dress for the occasion and accessorize with my undergarments, she must have had about 7 pairs around her neck. She was just proud prancing around the room.






Here is Daddy and her walking around while waiting in line for California Adventure to open up. She had just learned to walk 2 weeks prior to the trip at 15 months old. 









After dinner we went to some friends back in Merritt that was child friendly to ring in the New Year. The older kids were jamming on Rock Band (which the adults later took over). Juliette made it until 1am and as soon as we got in the car to leave she crashed.

New Years we spent a quiet day at home.