Maltese lovin' canadians
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thats soo funny because just yesterday, at work, we were talking about how every country has a dish(like food) and canada doesnt have one. like america has apple pie, mexico has burritos and tacos...etc.
and i was like "well, they have a food or something, isnt it like ham" and my co-worker started laughing and was like "you're thinking of canadian bacon". and everyone laughed at me...i forget why it was so funny.
anyway! so tell us a-boot yourself!
and i was like "well, they have a food or something, isnt it like ham" and my co-worker started laughing and was like "you're thinking of canadian bacon". and everyone laughed at me...i forget why it was so funny.
anyway! so tell us a-boot yourself!
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Hi: I'm from Canada too. I saw your post the other day and was curious about you. I live north-east of Oshawa, so I'm a bit more than one hour away from you. I'm sure Canada has some great Maltese breeders, but I got mine from Nebraska and she's perfect! We have great Canadian bacon and cheese and also maple syrup, to name a few foods.
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I'm from Michigan... I started visiting Canada on a regular basis once I turned 19!!! Although my visits have become very rare now that I'm over 21!!!
Although my visits have become very rare now that I'm over 21!!! Now come on, don't you know that in Canada our dish is "Beavertails!" Ha ha .
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I would tell you "aboot" myself if I talked like a Canadian but I have a South African accent as that is where I am originally from. Been in Canada for 8 years and I am a canadian citizen.
I'm glad to see there is at least one other person from Canada here. I wish there were more. That playgroup idea is cool. My friend has a pug and they do "pug-a-lugs once a month. It's a big group of pug owners and they all get together. It's hysterical!
I think a big group of maltese would be awesome!
I would tell you "aboot" myself if I talked like a Canadian but I have a South African accent as that is where I am originally from. Been in Canada for 8 years and I am a canadian citizen.
I'm glad to see there is at least one other person from Canada here. I wish there were more. That playgroup idea is cool. My friend has a pug and they do "pug-a-lugs once a month. It's a big group of pug owners and they all get together. It's hysterical!
I think a big group of maltese would be awesome!
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Hi Gizmosmom: Yes, the pups do look alike. Where did you get Gizmo from? I've never owned a Maltese before but I did have a terri-poo for almost 14 years. I have almost always had large dogs like German Shepherds, Great Pyrenees, a Doberman and Belgian Tervuren but I think my Maltese girl is very special and very sweet. I find her more needing of attention than most of the other dogs I've owned. Phoebe has to be everywhere I am even if she's busy doing other things like chewing on her greenie or playing with her toys. If I leave the room, she grabs whatever she's dealing with and runs after me. It's so funny.
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Hi MomtwoMaltmuffins: I don't really live in Oshawa. I live outside a village called Pontypool, which is about 20 minutes southeast of Port Perry, which is the neighbouring town to the east of Uxbridge. My husband is in real estate in Port Perry and Uxbridge and elsewhere. Small world, isn't it? I used to live just to the east of Uxbridge in a village called Epsom. Your friends would definitely know it. We went on a motor home trip in September down east to the Gaspe' area and P.E.I. Beautiful country! What inbetween places did you live in?
Hi Gizmosmom: Yes, the pups do look alike. Where did you get Gizmo from? I've never owned a Maltese before but I did have a terri-poo for almost 14 years. I have almost always had large dogs like German Shepherds, Great Pyrenees, a Doberman and Belgian Tervuren but I think my Maltese girl is very special and very sweet. I find her more needing of attention than most of the other dogs I've owned. Phoebe has to be everywhere I am even if she's busy doing other things like chewing on her greenie or playing with her toys. If I leave the room, she grabs whatever she's dealing with and runs after me. It's so funny.
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Phoebesmom, I got Gizmo from a petstore (I know, bad me but I had to get him out of there and I wasn't actually planning on buying). Gizmo is my Second maltese. My benji is still alive (16 yrs old) but lives with my mom. I also used to have a pyrenees. They are gorgeous. Unfortunately Benji tried to take the pyrenees's bone when he was a pup and got bit. He is blind in one eye because of it. I also try to take Gizmo everywhere with me. Friends get upset with me when I don't bring him with me for a visit! Maltese are definitely attention junkies. If I am just watching tv Gizmo will keep whining until I pay him attention.
I love him to bits!
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i've been to Canada, does that count for something![]()
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Hi Joe: Why were you in Canada.......vacationing? I have been to a few States but never Virginia. I always think of horses when I hear "Virginia". Do you have a ranch?
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Has anyone heard of Iles de la Madeline? My grandma grew up there, my mom spent almost all of her summers there growing up, I have only been once. It was just beautiful...and I must say it was the BEST lobster I have ever had. YUM!!!
YUM!!!
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[/QUOTE]Originally posted by MomtwoMaltmuffins@Oct 28 2004, 10:19 PM
Phoebesmom, yes it is a small word indeed.
Have been to Port Perry a few times when I have visited my friend in Uxbridge. Love all the shops at PP. Actually I love all the small Ontario towns so much character. I missed going back there this summer.
While living back east in Montreal I spent the first 13 years of my life every summer in PEI - it was great looking back at it now![]()
Lets see where do I begin, born in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, grew up in Montreal, then moved to Vancouver, BC where I met my husband who is also from Nova Scotia then we moved to Alberta for 7 years then back to British Columbia, we are now in Kamloops, BC - and loving it.
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You have moved around a lot! What an great experience to have lived in the east and the west parts of Canada. I've also been to Vancouver, BC and to Red River, Alberta for visits. Beautiful out west!
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