I turned 42 on May 27th. I waited until today to have my party
A blog on War gaming in North-eastern North America from 1670-1815, the life of an ex EFL instructor, a family man formerly in Japan and now in Canada , a camper, a reenactor, a drummer, and all round crazy but home Nova Scotian. Having taught for an extended period my career is now in private security.
Sunday, 31 May 2015
Monday, 25 May 2015
Another weekend at Across Mall
Emi was getting a beauty treatment yesterday, which she thought would only take an hour, which actually took 3!
It's another thumbs up day out with Daddy, and he knows where to get good grub.
Ian and Leena tuck into a bowl of Pork bone broth ramen noodles
My Chinese set I ordered: Fried rice, Gyoza pan fried dumplings, fried chicken with egg drop soup.
It's another thumbs up day out with Daddy, and he knows where to get good grub.
Ian and Leena tuck into a bowl of Pork bone broth ramen noodles
My Chinese set I ordered: Fried rice, Gyoza pan fried dumplings, fried chicken with egg drop soup.
Only in Japan, can you walk with an open can of beer (in this case a non-alcoholic one) in public. Posing with some of the camping kit at my favorite store.
Cuba 1762
Spanish militia form up to push back the Pagan English
More Spanish militia
A Spanish Royal Artillery gun begins to fire on the British
The 1st Foot, The Royal Scots, no strangers to hard terrain, or fighting crashes through the jungle to close in on the Spanish.
A Royal Artillery gun, a British Light Infantry battalion with additional British troops
Another Spanish Royal Artillery gun in an emplacement begins to give infilading fire.
The main Spanish line holds it ground while a Don officer regally holds his ground
The Light Infantry battalion charge the artillery in flank, while more hit the front of the Spanish line. Even with the Havana Dragoons closing in, it was too much for the raw Spanish militia.
More Spanish militia
A Spanish Royal Artillery gun begins to fire on the British
The 1st Foot, The Royal Scots, no strangers to hard terrain, or fighting crashes through the jungle to close in on the Spanish.
A Royal Artillery gun, a British Light Infantry battalion with additional British troops
Another Spanish Royal Artillery gun in an emplacement begins to give infilading fire.
The main Spanish line holds it ground while a Don officer regally holds his ground
The Light Infantry battalion charge the artillery in flank, while more hit the front of the Spanish line. Even with the Havana Dragoons closing in, it was too much for the raw Spanish militia.
Friday, 22 May 2015
Another May, another sports day
The cynacism is just dripping. A day full of over hyper kids grumpy parents and jostling for a shot of your child that looks like everyone else. At least I can find my kids as they are white
Saturday, 16 May 2015
Twelth Wedding Anniversary
Ian asked if I could make these which I did using 500g of ground beef. Problem was, the meatloaf seasoning I had was from my trip back to Nova Scotia two years ago and it had hardened. Thus some burgers were rather on the salty side. But still a fun anniversary on a Sunday. It was actually on Monday, but we celebrated a day early.
Chiba zoo
I don't like zoos but when you work in a kindergarten, you do field trips
Tuesday, 12 May 2015
Happy Birthday Ian
He is ten today. This shot was taken when he was thirty minutes old.
I have some other pictures of his birthday still on my phone so I will have to upload them.
Wednesday, 6 May 2015
Battle of Bergen April 1759
I finally got a black powder game going again. This action is a small scale version of an allied attack on a French battery outside the main action of Bergen
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