Saturday, September 10, 2011

August 20, 2011

Alright, today is actually the 21, but I forgot to write yesterday, so I'm writing like it was yesterday. We woke up in the Ramada hotel and we ate the same thing we ate yesterday. We found our uncle outside Ramada [he gave Jimmy and me a wallet} and we drove to the airport to drop off our rental car. Then Uncle drove us to Capilano Suspension bridge and walked on the (world-famous) bridge, Cliffwalk, Treetops Adventure, and many more attractments. We convinced Uncle to come too, but he got tired later so he stayed behind while everyone else went to the Treetops Adventure. We then left Capilano and went to to some superb food place. Like it was really good! It was like the best of the best without mistakes. The craw fish were sooooo good that I ate like 14! We then got on the cruise ship and got all the luggage checked, body scan, passport...all of that stuff. We got our own map and card. We went into our room [small but nice two draw-our bunk beds. Mirrors made the room look bigger with a TV and a nice but small bathroom]. We mainly stayed on ship and took a lot of pictures of outside. Then after we explored the ship [sort of] we went to the Santa Fe Dining Room. I ate some nutritious fruits and some mushroom soup. I was delicious. After that was some dessert: some ice cream for me! We returned after that and fell asleep.

Friday, September 2, 2011

August 19 7:44 am

Yesterday, when we got off the airplane, one of the flight attendants sang a really amusing song. And a really good joke. Then we got to the Ramada Limited Vancouver Airport after many tires, and met our uncle. He was really cool, but he smoked. His car also smelled like ginseng. Bleh. We went to a sushi/sashimi place and I used to think that I was a sushi expert, but now I can't stand to look at another plate of sushi. Raw mackerel with a lot of wasabi (too), and some beer (sake) to get rid of the bacteria in the raw meet. We also had some raw beef, which was just like raw salmon except for that it was a little more stringy. Then we went to some parks, including Stanley Park, and Gastown, which has a steam-powered clock. I fell asleep in my clothes because I knew that my brother curl up into a ball when he slept. We woke up at around 6 am to go to Victoria Island. The complementary breakfast was ok. Not that great, but OK. It had croissants, cereal: Corn Pops, Corn Flakes, and Raisin Bran, milk orange, apple and cranberry juice, muffins, like the ones at Costco, and bland scrambled eggs. I ate some scrambled eggs, orange juice, and Corn Pops. Then we went on a ferryboat that also ferries cars. We went to Butchart Gardens and saw some really awesome flowers, including Snapdragons, Orchids, and many more. There were some flowers that were even bigger than my had! We went (later) to  the sea (near ) a place called Sidney. I fell asleep there and was tired. We went to (see) actual Victoria, since mom said that what's the point of going to Victoria Island if we don't visit Victoria? Now I am on the 5 o'clock ferry back to Vancouver. Back to this story. (Sorry, this is me going on and off the computer) We went to a Chinese restaurant and bought some meat and noodles and ate some Ramen instant noodles. And now we're just searching for cruise lugging on time.

Thursday, September 1, 2011

August 18, 3:09 PM

(Everything added in parenthesis are added not when I was on the I pad or computer)
Right now I am on a Westjet plane going northbound to Vancouver and we (my family of me, my brother, Jimmy, my mom and my dad) will be arriving there at 5:05. Approximately, of course. The plane serves all kinds of complementary drinks including drinks like Sprite, Coke, and ice tea. They also serve delicious snacks such as cookies that are kind of like fig newtons turned into a crispy cookie, and something called Bits&Bites, which are actually just Chex Mix that's cheddar flavored. There is a baby right behind us and it sometimes cries, so it makes it really hard to fall asleep, as if I'm trying! Anyway, I'll come back to this later, since there's nothing much to say (right now).