Expat was talking a couple posts back about a visit with fellow blogger, Christina. (a nice photo posted there of the two lovely ladies) I was just about to experience the same - a visit from a fellow, far away, blogger - only I received an email as follows:
Hi Dave,
Unfortunately our plans for staying in Calgary are not going as we first had planned. Apparently those who have white carpets, white walls, white nurotic dog and two income no kids does not mesh well with a four kid family. So we are leaving Calgary one day early. I'll tell you more about it when I get home. Sorry we'll have to miss getting together.
TTYS,
Chrystal
Chrystal, whom I introduced to you in February, was going to drop in for a visit with Chris. This would have been my first visit with Chris, and the first since their wedding in March.
Sad as the situation was, I did get a chuckle out of a comment in an email to follow...
"WHY THE HELL WOULD ANYONE INVITE A FAMILY OF SIX TO STAY WITH THEM IF THEY COULD NOT MAKE ANY NOISE AS IT WOULD DISTURB THE ANIMALS."
I'm so very sorry we didn't get to visit, however as I have said to Expat, perhaps I'm due for a west-coast tour. Benefits to having me over? I'm kid-friendly, I don't bark, I'm not neurotic that I know of, I can cook and I come with my own house!
(reminds me of something I read the other day... "If a turtle loses his shell is he then homeless, or just naked?")
4 comments:
I think maybe the hosts wanted to do something in theory that they couldn't carry out in practice. But it sure don't seem like they're a barrel of laughs.
That sounds uncomfortable to me. Just a misunderstanding between the parties I think.
Humans are funny creatures, really.
As for the turtle without the shell... all I can think of is "cold", perhaps?!
ok, that is funny...
Now is that you in the pic there? (I've forgotten since you post so many pics of yourself!) hehe...
Oh well, I think it's a west coast thing that we don't get visitors.
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