What is it like to live in Canada?

Sorry about the emergency post, guys. At least we know it works! Now back to our regularly scheduled program.

I know you've probably asked yourself this many times. Winter is still very much present in most parts of Canada, so if you are a regular reader of this blog you've probably figured out that in the frozen North we have found it an excellent way to keep warm. But what else goes on in Canada, besides spanking?

Our most popular coffee and doughnut shop is Tim Horton's - commonly referred to as "Timmie's". The drive-through (or in this case, ride-through) is usually lined up for blocks.

There are a few things we are ashamed of and would do over if we could. But then, nobody's perfect.

 It's chilly up here, so we get the formalities over quickly.

 Canadians are introverts, quite inhibited, and reluctant to make a public display of their emotions.

We are also unfailingly polite, and apologize even when it isn't our fault.

 We are soft-spoken and not inclined to use bad language.

Have you seen the price of a gallon of the stuff lately?

 Our lush forests and woodlands are full of amazing wildlife.

Hockey is our second national pastime. (The crease is an area of ice directly in front of the net, identified by a red border and blue interior.)


And there you have it.